Intel Mobile Point of Care Device Selector Tool

Application for pediatrics improves patient/provider interaction through a secure, mobile platform. (3:31)

Intel spent a day with nurse practitioner, Ginger Harris, as she went on home visits with a new Ultrabook.

Soon all of Mexico will be connected through tele-medicine to Mexico's better future, powered by Intel technology.

As the complexity and number of connected devices within the clinical environment increases, so do the challenges associated with them.

Intel® architecture provides wireless, critical-business applications with data acquisition, transfer capabilities needed simultaneously.

Philips improves radiology imaging for pediatric care with advances in scan quality and time.

John Hengeveld’s real-life example shows how simulated computer experiments help cure diseases.

Intel computing technologies are helping to shape the future of healthcare across continents and across the continuum of care.

Follow a patient through discharge and emergency transport to see how real time data sharing and communications with secure mobile devices can make a "meaningful difference."

Eric Dishman discusses megatrends driving the healthcare system and Intel's computing technologies and solutions to support care.

Intel-powered devices strengthen information security and enhance doctor/patient interaction.

An ambulance crew tells how computers have improved their ability to care for people in an emergency.

Intel’s digital gym works employees harder, following their progression with monitored workouts.

Intel’s vision of the future at the Chandler fitness center features intelligent, connected equipment.

WHO panel discusses the cultural and economic shifts happening as populations age.