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![Alt text: [Left] Hsueh-Lan Wu, Chairman of Chunghwa Telecom (Thailand) Co. and [Right ]Dr Siripong Luengvarinkul, CEO of Thonburi Hospital](/sites/hitn/files/styles/230x130/public/2025-07/2.Hsueh-Lan_Wu%252C_President_of_Chunghwa_Telecom_International_Business_Group_and_Chairman_of_Chunghwa_Telecom_%2528Thailand%2529_Co.%252C_Ltd%252C_and%25C2%25A0Dr._Siripong_Luengvarinkul%252C_Chief_Executive_Officer_of_Thonburi_H.jpg?itok=fVK31IxH)
Taiwanese firm Chunghwa Telecom has provided the hospital with smart ward solutions.
It displays a real-time feed of registries made under its various blocks.
Also, diagnostics chain Aarthi Scans and Labs has adopted Synapsica's AI solution for screening spine diseases in MRI scans.
The hospital is also gearing up to reach the highest stage for the model in the near future.
Also, Manulife Hong Kong is commencing an initiative to provide teleconsultation services for seniors amid a new COVID-19 wave.
This comes five months after it was assessed for Stage 6.
![[Left] Bernett Lee and [Right] Wilson Goh, co-directors of the Centre for Biomedical Informatics, NTU Singapore LKCMedicine](/sites/hitn/files/styles/230x130/public/2025-07/AD86314E-8312-487B-98CC-079545A2CDDF_0.jpeg?itok=3Pa-Pecs)
One works to shed light on dementia in Asians while the other currently focuses on predicting mental disorders in at-risk youths.
Also, IVF clinic FertilTree is adopting an AI assistive tool for embryo selection by Embryonics.
The system has saved them 1.6 hours a day in preparing questionnaires for patients.
The process now takes five minutes to complete from 20-30 minutes previously.