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Robots help handle patient registration and vital signs measurement at the hospital, reducing waiting times and frontline staff workloads
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Exclusive Interview with Sunil Dadlani, Chief Information Officer of Atlantic Health System, a US-based healthcare network
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The first full-band 6 GHz Wi-Fi trial in Thailand demonstrated faster speeds and lower latency in VR-based medical training
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The ACRA automated system tracks patient vital signs in real-time, enabling early detection of deterioration and timely interventions.
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Synapxe’s HealthX Innovation Sandbox 2.0 (HX-IS 2.0) set to catalyse the next generation of HealthTech solutions
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Though good progress has been made, Thai hospitals face funding and resource limitations in accelerating digitalisation, says Dr. Wansa Paoin
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The i-Enquiry smart kiosk, developed by Hospital Authority Hong Kong’s New Territories West Cluster (NTWC), provides A&E patients and their loved ones with real-time updates on patient journeys and locations.
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Welas Asih Regional Public Hospital, Murni Teguh Methodist Susanna Wesley Hospital and Jogja International Hospital shares how hospital management information systems (HMIS) have transformed care delivery efficiency and quality
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The CHi patient app marks the first step in its digitalisation blueprint, shares the hospital’s AVP of Enterprise Information & Technology, Ms Ethel Joy B. Querubin.
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From the Phyathai-Paolo Innovation Lab (PIL), to the CILA learning platform and the Health Up mobile app, the group is building a thriving innovation culture. Executive Director of Sustainable Commerce and Exponential Learning, Niruth Sripawatakul, shares how.
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Robotics, such as exoskeletons, deliver customised rehabilitation treatment with improved precision and shorter recovery times.
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HA has developed 15 AI models for adoption across Hong Kong’s public healthcare sector.
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Bataan St. Joseph Hospital & Medical Center’s new AI-powered cath lab - the first of its kind in the country – is set to widen access and enhance quality of medical services in the region
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Vietnam Medical Informatics Association Chairman, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tran Quy Tuong, shares the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in the country’s digital healthcare journey