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focus<br />
and portals to raise awareness and allow<br />
people to take better care of their health<br />
through an improved lifestyle. <strong>France</strong><br />
Telecom <strong>Orange</strong> and “Santé Magazine”<br />
joined forces in July 2009 to launch a dedicated<br />
health portal. With a Scientific and<br />
Medical Committee composed of leading<br />
industry professionals to ensure the reliability<br />
and independence of the information,<br />
www.tendance-sante.com offers both free<br />
and payable personalized e-services, as<br />
well as enriched community areas which<br />
are moderated by doctors, to support web<br />
users on a daily basis.<br />
To find out more: see our brochure e-santé<br />
on orange.com<br />
boosting local economies<br />
Telecommunications play an essential role<br />
in developing and maintaining sustainable<br />
economic activity. At the same time, they<br />
encourage the promotion of local assets<br />
and growth in widely-available borderless<br />
e-commerce, as well as the emergence of<br />
local or extended business networks. In all<br />
the countries where we are present, and<br />
particularly in emerging countries, we are<br />
developing innovative solutions to support<br />
local development, encourage entrepreneurship<br />
and make local regions more<br />
attractive.<br />
a pioneering experience<br />
in Cantal<br />
In 2009, 26 elderly people in the<br />
Cantal region of <strong>France</strong> received<br />
an innovative residential care<br />
solution designed by <strong>France</strong><br />
Telecom <strong>Orange</strong>. The system<br />
uses a digital tablet with an<br />
easy-to-use touch screen, which<br />
allowed them to maintain <strong>social</strong><br />
contact and coordinate the<br />
services of home carers. As a<br />
result of the scheme, the county<br />
council received the gold award<br />
from the National Observatory of<br />
Public Innovation in the “Service<br />
to People” category.<br />
better welfare management<br />
Through its subsidiary, Almerys,<br />
<strong>France</strong> Telecom <strong>Orange</strong> is<br />
ranked first among companies<br />
providing direct settlement<br />
services in <strong>France</strong>. With its direct<br />
settlement service, we help<br />
County Councils to manage<br />
welfare (individual allowance,<br />
disability benefit and legal aid).<br />
Using an entirely secure<br />
platform, the direct settlement<br />
system simplifies the circulation<br />
of financial flows between the<br />
department, help at home<br />
facilities and dependent people.<br />
Pesinet: improving the medical<br />
monitoring of children in<br />
Bamako<br />
The <strong>Orange</strong> Mali Foundation<br />
is a founding partner of the<br />
Pesinet project. This innovative<br />
mechanism uses mobile<br />
technology and outreach work<br />
by healthcare professionals to<br />
visit families at home and at<br />
work, and improve preventive<br />
treatment and access to care.<br />
A mobile application has been<br />
developed for Pesinet<br />
representatives to collate and<br />
send data on-site. An online<br />
database application allows<br />
real-time remote monitoring by<br />
the local doctor, task scheduling<br />
and the monitoring of indicators<br />
to measure the impact of the<br />
service. Pesinet is currently<br />
being implemented at a pilot site<br />
in the Bamako Coura district of<br />
the capital, where there are<br />
facilities for up to 200 children to<br />
be monitored. This program has<br />
already reduced infant mortality<br />
by 50% in the pilot area.<br />
remote follow-up of heart<br />
patients<br />
Sorin Group, a leader in the<br />
treatment of cardiovascular<br />
diseases specializing in medical<br />
devices, and <strong>Orange</strong> Business<br />
Services, a world leader in<br />
business communication<br />
solutions, signed a cooperative<br />
agreement in March 2009 to<br />
develop a remote follow-up<br />
solution for patients wearing<br />
heart prostheses for the<br />
treatment of arrhythmia.<br />
This new solution is based<br />
on the ability of Sorin implants<br />
to send data to external<br />
monitoring systems located<br />
in the patient’s home, and on<br />
the ability of <strong>Orange</strong> Business<br />
Services to effectively transmit<br />
data to doctors.<br />
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