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By Nathan Eddy | 12:51 pm | July 05, 2019
A Frost & Sullivan report predicts that as many as 45% of ORs will be integrated with intelligent technologies within the next four years to improve the precision and predictability of surgical services.
Innovation
By Nathan Eddy | 12:06 pm | July 05, 2019
For all the potential benefits of SaaS-based analytics and AI apps, privacy concerns remain, slowing data sharing and suggesting the need for new approaches to cloud security.
By Nathan Eddy | 01:00 am | July 04, 2019
The Flinders-based team created the AI program, called Search Algorithm for Ligands, and the technology behind the vaccine itself employs adjuvants, substances that enhance the body's immune response.
By Nathan Eddy | 12:47 pm | July 03, 2019
Optima's cloud-based EHR helps outpatient therapists build patient care plans, track treatment goals and document care, with features including a clinical content library and customizable templates.
By Nathan Eddy | 01:00 am | July 03, 2019
The FluCARE app will undergo a one-year trial phase at up to 30 nursing homes in Sydney Local Health District, during which nursing home staff will record data about suspected cases of influenza-like illness and flu among their residents.
By Nathan Eddy | 02:58 pm | July 02, 2019
The Department of Veterans Affairs and Verizon are teaming up to offer veterans who are customers of the telecommunications giant unlimited access to department's VA Video Connect telehealth app.
By Nathan Eddy | 01:00 am | July 02, 2019
The app was tested with a 30-day pilot trial among a group of carers of colorectal cancer patients recruited from the Victorian health service, receiving positive responses from participants.
By Nathan Eddy | 01:00 am | July 02, 2019
Patients in Far North Queensland will be able to ring up for a consultation, or book one online, and receive medical advice or have prescriptions and certificates sent to their mobile device.
By Nathan Eddy | 05:03 pm | July 01, 2019
Google, the University of Chicago Medical Center and University of Chicago are listed as defendants in a class action suit that alleges they failed to properly de-identify sensitive patient medical data.
By Nathan Eddy | 11:47 am | June 28, 2019
While most orgs surveyed said they have network access solutions to monitor devices connected to the network, fewer than half of small providers use network segmentation to control the spread of infections.