Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand has decided to keep 175 more roles in Digital Services following consultation with stakeholders.The organisation previously proposed to let go of about a third or 653 full-time equivalent…
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The Technology Driving Telehealth in 2025
Telehealth has evolved far beyond basic videoconferencing. Advances in AI, remote monitoring devices and virtual nursing are reshaping how care is delivered.
“We’re past the era of just video calls,”…
Manipal Hospitals has recently expanded its application of advanced AI and data analytics from Google Cloud to deliver upgrades in its pharmacy ordering and medication management and nurse handoff workflows.It has implemented the ePharmacy…
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Seoul to hook digital health startups with hospital dataThe city government of Seoul in South Korea partnered with the Ministry of Health and Welfare to assist health and medical startups in harnessing medical and…
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The mobile application for contacting medical emergencies in South Korea has been refreshed after over a decade.Launched in 2014, the Ministry of Health and Welfare’s 129 app now has new features to quickly book…
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Welcome to our exclusive digital health interview with Jennifer Owens, Senior AI Program Administrator at Cleveland Clinic. In this in-depth conversation, Jennifer opens up about her personal journey, detailing her background and how she…
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Manpreet Singh, consultant anaesthetist (Perioperative Medicine clinical lead) (Image provided by The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust)
The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust (RWT) is piloting an AI tool during clinical consultations to enhance efficiency and…
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The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has proposed draft guidance to establish a framework for prescribing controlled substances via telemedicine.The proposal introduces three types of special registrations. Telemedicine prescribing registration allows qualified practitioners to prescribe…
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Dr Henrietta Hughes OBE, England’s patient safety commissioner (Credit: Photographs by Photographer London)
England’s patient safety commissioner and GP, Henrietta Hughes, says the traditional in-person consultation is “gold standard” when it comes to holistic…
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In recent months, the Singaporean government has cracked down on erring providers of telemedicine in the country. It was revealed at the start of the year that eight providers were being investigated for improper…
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