Google glasses subverts traditional medical models

Recently, several US medical and health industry experts said that with the functions provided by Google Glass, more and more developers are exploring various new methods to make Google glasses technology better for the medical health industry. With a view to achieving transformative results in this area.

John Haramka, chief information officer at Beth Israel Dikon Hospital (BIDMC), Harvard Medical School, wrote in his personal blog that BIDMC significantly improved the quality of patient care after using Google Glass.

Haramka said that in the past four months, he and his colleagues have piloted the use of Google Glass to improve the quality, safety and efficiency of patient care. Haramka's colleague and emergency doctor Steve Hornger believes that the user experience of Google Glass is "different in nature" compared to tablets and smartphones. "As Google wearables can be on standby, Google Glass can significantly simplify the medical workflow involved in information gathering," said Horner.

In addition, the US health information website Bionicly also said that Google glasses will at least lead to technological innovation in the field of medical health through eight ways, including:

Access patient images and information in a mobile manner. Take the software platform OneDx as an example. It allows physicians to access medical reports, inpatient locations, and laboratory information through Google Glass. Doctors can download research results, reports, and lab sheets during busy work.

Receive patient electronic health records (EHR) at any time. Augmedix is ​​developing an app for Google Glass to allow doctors to view patient medical records and add relevant information.

Google glasses can be used for fitness. A Google Glass app, called "RaceYourself," that allows users to "play with themselves" for fitness purposes.

Google Glass is also used in medical education and training. Christopher Keding, a doctor at the Wicksner Medical Center in Ohio, USA, used Google Glass to publish the surgery in real-time information when he was doing knee surgery for a patient. With Google Glass, doctors can also conduct telemedicine education and training activities.

Google Glass can also be used for patients with Parkinson's disease. It is reported that the University of Newcastle, UK is developing a new application of Google glasses to help patients with Parkinson. When Parkinson's patients are outdoors, the app can maintain real-time contact with the patient's relatives and friends, and can also give patients a reminder to take medication, so that patients have more self-care ability.

A report earlier this year stated that Rhode Island Hospital became the first medical institution to use Google Glass for real-time emergency care. In a six-month pilot test, the hospital used Google Glass to remotely send patients' illnesses to medical experts in real-time images. The pilot was based on skin patients who agreed to participate in the test.

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