By Sara Heath
August 08, 2023 – Only a fifth of the nearly 2.5 million adults with opioid use disorder received medication for the disease 2021, leaving millions without access to addiction treatment, according to new…
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A single integrated e-referrals system is now live across Tasmania’s four major hospitals while a similar system is about to be launched across South Australia. In a media release, Tasmanian Premier and Minister for Health Jeremy…
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Microsoft adds intelligent meeting recap to Teams Premium, which generates meeting notes, a task list, and personalized timeline markers.
In Australia, five-hospital South Metropolitan Health Service orders doctors to stop using ChatGPT for work-related…
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota announced it had entered into a full-risk value-based care arrangement with hybrid startup Homeward that aims to increase access for rural Minnesotans. The insurer and the rural healthcare…
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A new survey report in India has gauged the stances of healthcare leaders on their use of technology in an effort to yield operational efficiencies, enhance service delivery, and improve health outcomes. More than 50 respondents, who are mostly chief executives of multi-site hospitals based in metropolitan cities, were polled by Grant Thornton Bharat and the Association of Healthcare Providers (India) in the said report titled “Technology transformation for future-ready healthcare.”
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The survey revealed that around eight in 10 respondents are increasing their digital and technology budget in the next 12 months. One major area of investment is 5G technology, which is noted for…
