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Medical Devices

Phone screens in abstract
By Mike Miliard | 11:10 am | September 20, 2022
Among other use cases, the AI-enabled devices can help health systems reduce the time to perform surgeries by 30%. An expert from Deloitte explains what's needed to capitalize on WCA's potential.
A doctor assisting a staff while using a laptop in the hospital corridor
By Adam Ang | 12:59 am | September 16, 2022
Also, the Technology Users Association has set up an advocacy group for the promotion of digital health services in New Zealand.
By Andrea Fox | 07:50 am | September 14, 2022
A three-time survey of 1,300 physicians from 2016-2022 revealed growing recognition of technology's benefit, with the biggest growth seen in remote care tools and planning for digital therapeutics.
FBI headquarters
By Andrea Fox | 11:46 am | September 13, 2022
The bureau has new recommendations for healthcare organizations to address unpatched medical devices, which it says are increasingly being targeted in cyberattacks.
The Clinical Command Center by Royal Philips
By Adam Ang | 05:12 am | September 13, 2022
The devices are being introduced as part of its virtual hospital service.
By Andrea Fox | 10:54 am | September 12, 2022
CISA advises on two high-level cybersecurity vulnerabilities in Cisco products while fixes for infusion pumps made by Baxter Healthcare have been released.
Hospital staff in a business meeting
By Adam Ang | 03:14 am | September 12, 2022
It includes an AI support tool for analysing mammograms and a neuroscience technology for reducing stress and improving sleep quality.
Healthcare worker filling syringe
By Jeff Lagasse | 01:06 pm | September 09, 2022
 The diabetes care value program will include coverage for continuous glucose monitors under the pharmacy benefit.
Business people during a brainstorming session
By Adam Ang | 03:03 am | September 09, 2022
Also, Te Whatu Ora New Zealand is setting up a clinical and consumer council to advise on data and digital health projects in the country.
Mayo Clinic
By Andrea Fox | 11:44 am | September 07, 2022
The distributed ledger technology supports remote patient monitoring, enabling patients to participate in the clinical trial from home, while it allows all stakeholders to access the data from any interface.