Vendors of personal health records and other customized technologies could earn $460 million in yearly revenue by 2013 by zeroing in on the disease-management industry, according to a report from consulting company Parks Associates. The sector needs to use a new service model that incorporates both "human expertise" and numerous "high-tech tools," a Parks director said.

From the article, "Study: Personal health IT vendors should target disease management"

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