RaySearch Laboratories has announced that New York University (NYU) Langone Hospital – Long Island will be replacing its treatment planning system with RayStation. The installation will provide NYU with advanced automation tools, machine learning…
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According to a report, 90% of futurists predict widespread usage of digital twins within a decade, revolutionizing healthcare. Digital twins are virtual models that aid in personalized treatment plans, predicting health outcomes, and drug…
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Remote monitoring being used at Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital to pick up on deteriorations in patients waiting for cardiac surgery has been a resounding success with clinicians and patients.Clinicians are now able to…
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The digital transformation of healthcare has been moving forward for years, and the energy surrounding this movement has only increased recently. Even so, digital transformation doesn’t necessarily mean the same thing to all healthcare…
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Patient involvement is vital in creating the new digital world of healthcare, but often citizens often feel fear and distrust about the use of their personal data for research and analysis.A session at HIMSS23…
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You’ve finally done it! You spent what’s felt like several lifetimes working on your innovative product and poured your blood sweat and tears into this, but you did it. You’ve just completed all of…
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Both patients and clinicians would agree that the healthcare system has an abundance of inefficiencies and frustrations. Alyssa Jaffee, partner at 7wireVentures, said it well last month at MedCity News’ INVEST conference — “it’s…
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A science advisory group of the American Heart Association says that digital technology can address many of the challenges that are faced by center-based cardiac rehabilitation and care programs.
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Researchers at the University of California San Diego have created a wearable ultrasound system that can monitor deep tissues, as far as 16.5 cm (6.5 inches) below the surface of the body. Moreover, the…
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Engineers at Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland have developed a new technology that can provide temperature feedback for amputees using a prosthetic limb. Excitingly, the device makes it feel as if…
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