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Reminder The College of Family Physicians of Canada is hosting a 6-part webinar series called The Future is Now: Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Family Medicine Our very own Anders Lenskjold will be hosting a session tomorrow, January 27th entitled Machine Learning to solve primary care ... Use the link to sign up and see whats coming with ML and get some valuable industry insight https://lnkd.in/esszsmh

There are some truths in business that not only withstand the test of time, but that are so effective they can be applied to any business in any industry. One of them is: the customer always comes first. This certainly applies to app development where the user guides the design and development of your app (or at least they should). ... Some others? - Always Think Outside The Box - First Impressions Are Everything - Goal Setting Is The Key To Success - Effective Doesn't Mean Boring - It’s Important To Know Your Worth These are great reminders for any business looking to grow and flourish well into 2021. For more on what we mean by each of these and how you can apply these insights to your own business, check out these lessons from 6 of the best mental health apps on the market today.

We would like to extend a Happy New Year to all our followers! 2020 brought new challenges, opportunities and circumstances for us all. We are eager and optimistic for what this year has in store Wishing you all a safe and happy 2021

Our team at MindSea would like to extend safe and happy seasons greetings to all of our followers We hope you all get a chance to relax and unwind from the events this year has brought Stay safe and Happy Holidays!

We often overlook just how smart our smartphones really are. Phones today are more personalized, multi-faceted, and responsive than ever. Not only that, but innovations in automation and artificial intelligence, for example, help to increase the convenience that smartphones offer us. Another piece of technology that smartphones tap into are built-in sensors. These are used by app developers in mobile apps for everything from saving battery life, to detecting phone rotation,... to keeping your phone secure. In total, there are four categories of smartphone sensors: - Core function sensors - Camera/CMOS image sensors - Environmental sensors - Position and motion sensors For mHealth apps in particular, we may see sound files being used to analyze breathing and cough events, or quick response (QR) codes to log mobile patient identification and track admission, discharge, and post-treatment instructions. To take advantage of these capabilities, mHealth app developers must be familiar with the sensors available in smartphones and how to integrate them into healthcare apps. Doing so can bring an elevated experience and richer data to both you and your users. So how do you do it? We share everything you need to know in our latest comprehensive piece:

The College of Family Physicians of Canada is hosting a 6 part webinar series called The Future is Now: Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Family Medicine Our very own Anders Lenskjold will be hosting a session January 27th entitled Machine Learning to solve primary care All interested in attending should check out the following link for more information ... Register now to get a glimpse at the future of care https://www.cfpc.ca//artificial-intelligence-in-family-med

Apple has updated its policies to allow users to pre-order apps up to 6 months in advance Having this pre order option can help app owners validate their idea and collect data insight to their market demographics The next anticipation will be to see how app owners will advertise the launch of their apps to generate preorders and get users excited for new app launches ... Read about this change here https://buff.ly/354CUQj

When building a mobile app, coming up with the idea is the easy part. The difficult part is looking for the best team to partner with to bring your vision to life. There’s a lot that goes into deciding on the right path to app development. Especially choosing the best and most qualified talent to plan, design, and build your app.... To be successful, the collaboration between the visionaries and builders needs to be cohesive and streamlined. There are certain key areas that you need to look out for when scoping out a team to partner with: What are their client reviews like? Do they have strong communication skills? ______? __________? Find out the other 2 important considerations to make in our latest blog post:

1 in 3 visits with health care providers are now done virtually Canada Health Infoway is celebrating the revolutions made this year in mobile health by hosting Digital Health Week on November 16-22 The week is filled with virtual events all showcasing, highlighting and anticipating digital health milestones ... For more information on the event, click below https://lnkd.in/gRfvhim

With the mobile app industry expanding faster than ever due to increasing users and time spent in apps, there are new trends emerging and changes happening almost every day. So, it’s up to app owners to change with their users to meet and exceed their standards, or else they run the risk of falling behind. Our newest blog post takes you through 3 steps that will help you deliver the best experience to your users. ... Here’s an inside look at one step: Be agile with the world. We’ve seen the world transform this year, and needs and expectations have shifted greatly. If there is any take away from 2020, it's that things can change. And they can change in an instant. Find out the other two steps now: https://mindsea.com/mobile-app-usage/

A lot has changed since the beginning of the pandemic. Video calls are the new hangouts. Work is done in our pyjamas from home. And it doesn’t look like anything is going to change anytime soon. So what does this mean for essential services, like healthcare? Healthcare needs haven’t changed, but healthcare delivery is certainly in a shift with the industry making way for technology that helps patients manage their own healthcare. ... And it’s mostly done through mobile health (mHealth) apps. The push for out-of-office options is more relevant than ever because managing your own health and self-care via mobile health (mHealth) apps is becoming the new norm. With the new norm of mHealth apps, there are increasing health and wellness apps. But not all of them are built the same. Apps like these need to be user friendly and have the option to personalize the app the way the user sees fit. Without this, they may be less inclined to spend time in the app. Find out more about building mHeath apps and how you can improve and scale your own mobile health product to take advantage of the new digital healthcare wave. (That’s here to stay.) Let’s get right to it. Check it out now. https://mindsea.com/mobile-health-apps/