Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Do You Know the Rules to Hire a Typical Healthcare App Developer?



In today’s date, millions of money is being invested in the development of innovative concepts or prototypes using digital technology to improve patient care and health services. App development is only a key to new world, can say.

The U.S. House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committee Subcommittee on Communications & Technology drives force in the development of mobile health apps. A few relevant projects are healthier living or a digital solution that supports the arrangement of care for someone with complex requirements that needs to access multiple services.

Who Is A Typical Mobile App Developer?

Approximately there are about 27,000 unique health apps available for consumers and healthcare professionals in Apple store. However, the open market bangs a big concern: how credible are the apps I am using? This is why hiring an app developers specifically trained in healthcare industry is important.

Unlike other aspects of the healthcare marketplace, actually there is a fewer or no such barrier to entry into the health app market. Anyone with an idea and programming skills can build your mobile health app. A few qualities you can expect from mobile app developers are as follows,



ü  Qualified candidates should be eager to provide you with a list of apps they are personally responsible for creating in Apple's iOS App Store, BlackBerry AppWorld or Google Play.

ü  Does your app developer prefer to chat in person or via phone/ skype...and how often? Communicating app design and functionality requirements decides how well the app is going to come up.

ü  Without truly innovative and useful features, apps don’t grab consumers' attention. Is your candidate capable?

ü  Is your app developer ready to sign a written "copyright assignment" or "work made for hire" contract?

ü  The last step is that the developers need to submit it to an app store for approval to be sold there. It is of course a long, multi-step process that he/she should already know how to successfully navigate.


If you really want to start an app business, probably hire a team within budget rather than approaching freelancers. 

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