Rapidly Expanding Technology in Patient Rooms
The Patient Room ‘Next’ framework envisions a flexible, technology-enabled space in which patients receive state-of-the-art treatment regardless of where that treatment is being provided. Consistent care can be provided from…
Technology innovation shows no sign of slowing as the healthcare industry continues on its quest to improve the quality, efficiency, and accessibility of care. The past few years have seen an array of new…
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Healthcare technology company Aktiia has received CE mark in Europe for its calibration-free technology CALFREE, which allows blood pressure data to be collected using inputs from optical sensors commonly found in smartwatches and cameras…
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Healthcare technology company Aktiia has received CE mark in Europe for its calibration-free technology CALFREE, which allows blood pressure data to be collected using inputs from optical sensors commonly found in smartwatches and cameras…
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When designed for humans, AI and technology have the power to change lives. Digireha Inc., a digital health company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is proving this by challenging innovation in rehabilitation through the use…
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By Shania Kennedy
June 11, 2024 – A Duke University-led research team has developed a machine learning (ML) tool designed to assist clinicians in accurately reading the electroencephalography (EEG) charts of patients in intensive care.
EEGs are…
Background: Unaddressed early-stage mental health issues, including stress, anxiety, and mild depression, can become a burden for individuals in the long term. Digital phenotyping involves capturing continuous behavioral data via digital smartphone devices to…
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Background: The success or failure of a digital health technology depends upon how it is received by the user. Objective: We conducted a detailed evaluation of user experience (UX) amongst persons who utilized an…
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Background: Wearables measuring vital parameters can be potential tools for monitoring patients at home during cancer treatment. One type of wearable is a smart t-shirt with embedded sensors. Initially, the smart t-shirts were designed…
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Tombot’s AI-powered robotic puppy companion is more than just an emotional support animal, through an array of sensors it can also remotely monitor patients. The company is planning to have a beta version available…
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