Technology in the Health Service: Business Not As Usual
More and more patients need hospital care, whether it’s in an accident and emergency department, seeking cancer treatment, or for planned routine operations, the steady increase is a concern. The NHS...
View Article6 Ways Technology is Shaping the Future of the Healthcare Industry
The future of healthcare is inextricably linked to the future of technology, and there are many extraordinary developments taking place in the world that will shape the future of the healthcare...
View ArticleSmart Hospitals That Are Changing the Healthcare Landscape
A recently published article by The Silicon Review provided valuable information on how BioIQ is changing the healthcare landscape. This new service has been connecting people by allowing patients to...
View ArticleDigitization of Indian Healthcare – The New Metamorphosis
Digitization is causing a quantum shift in the quality of India’s Healthcare today. With a current worth of $100 billion, the Indian Healthcare is growing rapidly at 23% CAGR to touch a...
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The Importance of Patient Feedback, and How to Use it to Promote Your Medical...
While being an excellent physician is enough to make your current patients happy, it does not in itself help to grow a practice. When potential new patients look for healthcare providers, they have a...
View ArticleAndrogenic Alopecia- Why Men Need Hair Transplants & Technology’s involvement...
The Androgenic alopecia is a scientific name of genetic hair loss, which affects both men and women in the form of male pattern baldness and female pattern baldness. The genetic cause of hair loss is...
View Article5 Ways to Prevent the Spread of Diseases in Hospitals
Though one enters a hospital precisely for treatment of illness, the risk of further acquiring a disease does not stop at the front desk or at your doctor’s door. Rather, there is a chance of that...
View ArticleCentral Data Repository Strikes a Chord With Clinicians
If healthcare were like popular music, most current EMR implementations could be compared to Top 40 radio, they focus on nothing but the latest hits. And while the hits may be fine for music,...
View ArticleDigitising Continuing Healthcare From Hospital to Home
Digitising paper and automating the workflow around the Continuing Healthcare (CHC) Assessment process promises to help reduce Delayed Transfers of Care (DTOC); improve the quality and reliability of...
View Article6 Common Challenges People Face When Getting Fit and Some Useful Apps
It’s hard enough to lose weight, but there are also challenges that go along with trying to get fit. To help, it’s good to understand what some of the obstacles to fitness that people experience. Here...
View ArticleIntegrated Health and Social Care Starts With The Network
Integration of health and social care has been the goal of many successive governments. The rationale for delivering more joined up care has been widely accepted – service improvement, a holistic...
View Article3D Printing in Revolutionizing Healthcare
Life is beautiful yet bounded by age. What if ailing hearts and failing organs could be replaced by 3D printed ones? Wouldn’t this just give us a new lease of life? Unbelievable but true! ETH Zurich....
View ArticleDigitization of Indian Healthcare – The New Metamorphosis
Digitization is causing a quantum shift in the quality of India’s Healthcare today. With a current worth of $100 billion, the Indian Healthcare is growing rapidly at 23% CAGR to touch a...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Importance of Patient Feedback, and How to Use it to Promote Your Medical...
While being an excellent physician is enough to make your current patients happy, it does not in itself help to grow a practice. When potential new patients look for healthcare providers, they have a...
View ArticleAndrogenic Alopecia- Why Men Need Hair Transplants and Technology’s...
The Androgenic alopecia is a scientific name of genetic hair loss, which affects both men and women in the form of male pattern baldness and female pattern baldness. The genetic cause of hair loss is...
View Article5 Ways to Prevent the Spread of Diseases in Hospitals
Though one enters a hospital precisely for treatment of illness, the risk of further acquiring a disease does not stop at the front desk or at your doctor’s door. Rather, there is a chance of that...
View ArticleCentral Data Repository Strikes a Chord With Clinicians
If healthcare were like popular music, most current EMR implementations could be compared to Top 40 radio, they focus on nothing but the latest hits. And while the hits may be fine for music,...
View ArticleDigitising Continuing Healthcare From Hospital to Home
Digitising paper and automating the workflow around the Continuing Healthcare (CHC) Assessment process promises to help reduce Delayed Transfers of Care (DTOC); improve the quality and reliability of...
View Article6 Common Challenges People Face When Getting Fit and Some Useful Apps
It’s hard enough to lose weight, but there are also challenges that go along with trying to get fit. To help, it’s good to understand what some of the obstacles to fitness that people experience. Here...
View ArticleIntegrated Health and Social Care Starts With The Network
Integration of health and social care has been the goal of many successive governments. The rationale for delivering more joined up care has been widely accepted – service improvement, a holistic...
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