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A new report released by the EIU shows that new hybrid models of care – involving in-person care, remote care, and predictive modelling supporting real-time care – will emerge post-pandemic.

Also, Digital Health and Care Wales has been awarded a two-year contract to Better for a clinical data repository.

Cloud technology has had a palpable impact on healthcare efficiencies and outcomes across the world during what has been seen as the most severe health crisis for a generation – and, still, healthcare is only “scratching the surface” of what is achievable with the technology, say experts at Amazon Web Services (AWS), the cloud-computing services arm of Amazon.

Clalit is the largest of the country’s four state-mandated health service organisations. Both parties will work together on various areas of importance.

Think tanks slam plans to give Government more power over the NHS. 

In partnership with Cerner, the King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre has been on a three-decade journey of digital transformation. As CIO Dr Osama Alswailem explains, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence have taken this capacity for innovation to a new level during the hospital’s COVID-19 response.

African Union urges the European Commission to recognise Indian manufactured Covishield vaccine.

Philips is working to help manage patients’ healthcare journeys in a way that achieves the quadruple aim: delivering the best care, while improving workstreams and creating efficiencies for care teams and health systems.  

The platform aims to centralise various data in order to help improve disease prevention, as well as manage public health projects, and promote the involvement of communities in health programmes.

The country’s General Authority of Healthcare will be the first entity in the country to use the technology, the authority’s chairman told Arabic media.