Foreign media reported today that Apple (hereinafter referred to as "Apple") should make the iPhone a one-stop medical information platform, with health information, medical records, laboratory test results and prescriptions, all of which can be shared with third parties at any time.
Imagine: In the future, users can view their health and medical information by simply turning on the iPhone, including medical records, laboratory tests, prescriptions, and other health information. This information is included in a snapshot of the user's mobile phone and can be shared with the attending physician at any time. In this way, the user does not need to log in to the hospital website, and the former attending physician does not need to transfer all medical information to the new physician.
Today, Apple is going to turn the scene into reality. A number of people familiar with the matter said that there is a secret team within the growing Apple health department that is in contact with developers, hospitals and other industry organizations, and hopes to bring detailed laboratory results, allergies and other clinical data to the iPhone. Users can share this data on the iPhone to third parties, such as hospitals and health app developers.
One person familiar with the matter said that in order to support the plan, Apple is considering acquiring a startup in the cloud hosting field. Such transactions help Apple learn how to manage health data in a safe manner.
In fact, Apple's move is to replicate its approach in the music market: replacing CDs and distributed MP3s with a centralized management system on iTunes and iPod. Similarly, current health data has similar distribution problems.
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