Professor Sharon Lewin, Director, Doherty Institute, Melbourne, Australia, was recently a part of The Healthcare Transformation Talks at Arab Health, where she put the spotlight on the search for an HIV cure and why it’s needed….
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Around one in 20 patients is exposed to preventable harm in medical care, according to a report titled, ‘Prevalence, severity, and nature of preventable patient harm across medical care settings: systematic review and meta-analysis’,…
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The rising burden of multiple diseases and the growing rate of mortality in recent times has amplified the increase in healthcare spending to cater to the surging requirement for early diagnosis. According to the…
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EHRs have finally gained widespread adoption. According to 2021 data, 96% of non-federal acute hospitals in the U.S. deployed an EHR system. Nevertheless, the EHR market faces numerous challenges. In fact, about a quarter…
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EHRs have finally gained widespread adoption. According to 2021 data, 96% of non-federal acute hospitals in the U.S. deployed an EHR system. Nevertheless, the EHR market faces numerous challenges. In fact, about a quarter…
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EHRs have finally gained widespread adoption. According to 2021 data, 96% of non-federal acute hospitals in the U.S. deployed an EHR system. Nevertheless, the EHR market faces numerous challenges. In fact, about a quarter…
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Healthcare providers in the UAE can confidently weave diagnostics at the point of care, expansion of critical care with 24/7 remote monitoring, and patient-centric collaborations into their framework as the latest Philips’ Health Trend…
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Technological advancements have been longstanding catalysts for change in healthcare. Clinical laboratories have undergone major changes as well with the introduction of new diagnostic techniques and tests born out of the research of fundamental…
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The market for mobile health devices is rapidly changing with the development of smartphones, wearable watches, patient monitoring devices, and even rings and wristbands that monitor patient vital signs like heart rate, body temperature,…
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Looking at industrial development eras in the history of humanity, the world experienced four industrial revolutions starting with the industry 1.0 revolution by the end of the 18th century where we saw the use…
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