A California Healthcare Foundation study in 2009 said that 70% of doctors now own such a device. Smartphones are now a common tool for physicians in their practice.
You can see eHealth in action in any hospital or clinic where you see doctors, nurses and other providers typing away on their Blackberries or iPhones. Away from the formal construction site, a grassroots eHealth revolution has grow-up in hospitals and physician practices across the world, and it has come at little cost to government. EHealth is seen by healthcare professionals and government policy makers as a cornerstone for the modern health system, yet the building of electronic health record systems around the world has been fraught with technical challenges, skyrocketing costs and even political scandal.
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