Topic: [ANN][ICO] EHF eHealth First - page 477. (Read 97847 times)
I feel interested in the health project
Does they have some partnership with some hospitals or clinics? And in which country if yes? Medicine is very conservative niche 
That's a very good question, On the road map I saw that between July and December they would hire health professionals, but i also saw that in their team, are people with many medical knowledge.
Good thing they have medical people in their team, but they should also hire more developers with blockchain expertise
Yes, medical expertise alone won't help eHealth to become successful. They also need blockchain experts. But I guess they will extend the team once the first funds during the crowdsale are collected.
Agreed that the team needs blockchain experts, with all the ICO and growing crypto space, how many blockchain experts are there left to hire?
Does they have some partnership with some hospitals or clinics? And in which country if yes? Medicine is very conservative niche
That's a very good question, On the road map I saw that between July and December they would hire health professionals, but i also saw that in their team, are people with many medical knowledge.
Good thing they have medical people in their team, but they should also hire more developers with blockchain expertise
Yes, medical expertise alone won't help eHealth to become successful. They also need blockchain experts. But I guess they will extend the team once the first funds during the crowdsale are collected.
they also need connections and people/medical companies/clinics using it. Judging by the curriculum the team got i don't think it would be a big problem finding those.
I'm also curious to know how the private sale is going.
Does they have some partnership with some hospitals or clinics? And in which country if yes? Medicine is very conservative niche
That's a very good question, On the road map I saw that between July and December they would hire health professionals, but i also saw that in their team, are people with many medical knowledge.
Good thing they have medical people in their team, but they should also hire more developers with blockchain expertise
Yes, medical expertise alone won't help eHealth to become successful. They also need blockchain experts. But I guess they will extend the team once the first funds during the crowdsale are collected.
How many of you really read whitepapers? I know its important, so I usually scan through it and look up some info but I never read everything
Some are impossible to read. Like bank whitepapers 100 pages with lots of technical.
But some are easy to read like 25 pages, enough technicality.
I do read them, and most are easy to read, though just long. it does bring credibility if the whitepaper is technical, though approachable.
It all depends on your funding purpose. If you want savvyy investors or will open to the general public for instance. A close approach can help in building a loyal community that understands the project, but that may not mean lots of money.
Glad to see Im not the only one. Technical whitepaper and an easy 5 min read whitepaper together is the best option
How many of you really read whitepapers? I know its important, so I usually scan through it and look up some info but I never read everything
Some are impossible to read. Like bank whitepapers 100 pages with lots of technical.
But some are easy to read like 25 pages, enough technicality.
I do read them, and most are easy to read, though just long. it does bring credibility if the whitepaper is technical, though approachable.
It all depends on your funding purpose. If you want savvyy investors or will open to the general public for instance. A close approach can help in building a loyal community that understands the project, but that may not mean lots of money.
Did you know there are places on earth where hospitals are a luxury? I've seen a tv program about a boat with doctors who go to Africa and help people for free. Nowadays even in the most remote areas people have smartphones so if you can do a self diagnosis that way it's better than nothing.
thats why ehealth made, everh body will can diagnostic using this
Sure, but is it really the best idea to do self diagnosis? I mean, have you ever heard of people who are googling their sympthoms and get a false diagnose that they have cancer? The platform must be watched by real doctors to not cause some kind of psychological trauma.
Well, I don't think that self-diagnosis is the primary goal of this platform. Moreover, I'd never recommend any proclaimed self-diagnosis platforms to anybody since I think no machine even with unlimited medical knowledge can correctly access your health condition. Human factor here is very significant.
While that is true, it still gives you a good idea if there might be something wrong. Its no different than Googling something yourself and trying to determine a prognosis. You or Google are not doctors, but it gives you a starting point.
Does they have some partnership with some hospitals or clinics? And in which country if yes? Medicine is very conservative niche
That's a very good question, On the road map I saw that between July and December they would hire health professionals, but i also saw that in their team, are people with many medical knowledge.
Good thing they have medical people in their team, but they should also hire more developers with blockchain expertise
Does they have some partnership with some hospitals or clinics? And in which country if yes? Medicine is very conservative niche
Not that I read anywhere about it. They might do it in coming days.
Does they have some partnership with some hospitals or clinics? And in which country if yes? Medicine is very conservative niche
That's a very good question, On the road map I saw that between July and December they would hire health professionals, but i also saw that in their team, are people with many medical knowledge.
Does they have some partnership with some hospitals or clinics? And in which country if yes? Medicine is very conservative niche
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I got a question for you, What are your competitors? that are doing something similar to your project. I really wanna know because this matter to everyone who wants to invest in this ICO.
Did you know there are places on earth where hospitals are a luxury? I've seen a tv program about a boat with doctors who go to Africa and help people for free. Nowadays even in the most remote areas people have smartphones so if you can do a self diagnosis that way it's better than nothing.
thats why ehealth made, everh body will can diagnostic using this
Sure, but is it really the best idea to do self diagnosis? I mean, have you ever heard of people who are googling their sympthoms and get a false diagnose that they have cancer? The platform must be watched by real doctors to not cause some kind of psychological trauma.
Well, I don't think that self-diagnosis is the primary goal of this platform. Moreover, I'd never recommend any proclaimed self-diagnosis platforms to anybody since I think no machine even with unlimited medical knowledge can correctly access your health condition. Human factor here is very significant.
Yes, I don't think either that self-diagnosis is what eHealth is aiming at. More like they are wanna focus on recognizing minor symptoms, that usually get overseen but can indicate serious diseases.
actually using a platform like the one described to do self-diagnosis would still be 1000 time better than google your symptoms. In google you can find out you have literally all the diseases or nothing at all, too much unreliable.
Did you know there are places on earth where hospitals are a luxury? I've seen a tv program about a boat with doctors who go to Africa and help people for free. Nowadays even in the most remote areas people have smartphones so if you can do a self diagnosis that way it's better than nothing.
thats why ehealth made, everh body will can diagnostic using this
Sure, but is it really the best idea to do self diagnosis? I mean, have you ever heard of people who are googling their sympthoms and get a false diagnose that they have cancer? The platform must be watched by real doctors to not cause some kind of psychological trauma.
Well, I don't think that self-diagnosis is the primary goal of this platform. Moreover, I'd never recommend any proclaimed self-diagnosis platforms to anybody since I think no machine even with unlimited medical knowledge can correctly access your health condition. Human factor here is very significant.
Yes, I don't think either that self-diagnosis is what eHealth is aiming at. More like they are wanna focus on recognizing minor symptoms, that usually get overseen but can indicate serious diseases.
That's a good point. If you have all your data at one place you can see the big picture by combining all the details. Big Data for your health.
Exactly. It's also much easier for your doctors to diagnose you, since all information about your health is in one place. It's also easier to keep track of any preventive check-ups you might have and any procedures due.
the Project hits a market gap which makes it pretty outstanding. hopefully the Whitepaper will give more Detail 
Did you know there are places on earth where hospitals are a luxury? I've seen a tv program about a boat with doctors who go to Africa and help people for free. Nowadays even in the most remote areas people have smartphones so if you can do a self diagnosis that way it's better than nothing.
thats why ehealth made, everh body will can diagnostic using this
Sure, but is it really the best idea to do self diagnosis? I mean, have you ever heard of people who are googling their sympthoms and get a false diagnose that they have cancer? The platform must be watched by real doctors to not cause some kind of psychological trauma.
Well, I don't think that self-diagnosis is the primary goal of this platform. Moreover, I'd never recommend any proclaimed self-diagnosis platforms to anybody since I think no machine even with unlimited medical knowledge can correctly access your health condition. Human factor here is very significant.
Yes, I don't think either that self-diagnosis is what eHealth is aiming at. More like they are wanna focus on recognizing minor symptoms, that usually get overseen but can indicate serious diseases.
That's a good point. If you have all your data at one place you can see the big picture by combining all the details. Big Data for your health.
Did you know there are places on earth where hospitals are a luxury? I've seen a tv program about a boat with doctors who go to Africa and help people for free. Nowadays even in the most remote areas people have smartphones so if you can do a self diagnosis that way it's better than nothing.
thats why ehealth made, everh body will can diagnostic using this
Sure, but is it really the best idea to do self diagnosis? I mean, have you ever heard of people who are googling their sympthoms and get a false diagnose that they have cancer? The platform must be watched by real doctors to not cause some kind of psychological trauma.
Well, I don't think that self-diagnosis is the primary goal of this platform. Moreover, I'd never recommend any proclaimed self-diagnosis platforms to anybody since I think no machine even with unlimited medical knowledge can correctly access your health condition. Human factor here is very significant.
Yes, I don't think either that self-diagnosis is what eHealth is aiming at. More like they are wanna focus on recognizing minor symptoms, that usually get overseen but can indicate serious diseases.
Did you know there are places on earth where hospitals are a luxury? I've seen a tv program about a boat with doctors who go to Africa and help people for free. Nowadays even in the most remote areas people have smartphones so if you can do a self diagnosis that way it's better than nothing.
thats why ehealth made, everh body will can diagnostic using this
Sure, but is it really the best idea to do self diagnosis? I mean, have you ever heard of people who are googling their sympthoms and get a false diagnose that they have cancer? The platform must be watched by real doctors to not cause some kind of psychological trauma.
Well, I don't think that self-diagnosis is the primary goal of this platform. Moreover, I'd never recommend any proclaimed self-diagnosis platforms to anybody since I think no machine even with unlimited medical knowledge can correctly access your health condition. Human factor here is very significant.
Did you know there are places on earth where hospitals are a luxury? I've seen a tv program about a boat with doctors who go to Africa and help people for free. Nowadays even in the most remote areas people have smartphones so if you can do a self diagnosis that way it's better than nothing.
thats why ehealth made, everh body will can diagnostic using this
Sure, but is it really the best idea to do self diagnosis? I mean, have you ever heard of people who are googling their sympthoms and get a false diagnose that they have cancer? The platform must be watched by real doctors to not cause some kind of psychological trauma.
Well, I don't think that self-diagnosis is the primary goal of this platform. Moreover, I'd never recommend any proclaimed self-diagnosis platforms to anybody since I think no machine even with unlimited medical knowledge can correctly access your health condition. Human factor here is very significant.
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