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Offering real-time 3D anatomical data during surgery, robotic systems promise more precise procedures, shorter hospital stays, and faster recovery.
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From pilot projects to integration within mainstream care, here’s a look at the progress of Hospital-at-Home care in Asia.
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By forecasting energy demand and identifying areas of unnecessary energy use, the AI system helped reduce energy consumption by 8.1%.
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The first in Indonesia to achieve EMRAM Stage 7, the group has created a seamless information ecosystem across its three facilities for enhanced safety, efficiency and quality of care.
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Bethsaida Hospital Serang has received EMRAM Stage 6 certification, driving clinical quality and operational efficiency.
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Charlene Liew, Director of CGH’s AI Office, shares the hospital's strategy in leading effective AI implementation.
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The use of extended reality (XR) opens new possibilities in immersive surgical training and remote proctoring, says Dr. Julius Goh Liang Chye, Clinical Specialist ENT at Universiti Malaya Medical Centre.
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From AI-powered EMR to AI voice bots, EMC is embracing the technology across clinical and operational areas, shares IT Director Mr Wildan Djohany
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From continuous ultrasound imaging to ECG tracking, innovative wearables are enabling continuous, preventive healthcare at scale -
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AI investments need to align with clinical and operational needs, and integrate well with existing workflows
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From enterprise-wide EMR adoption to a growing data warehouse, AHMC has laid strong digital foundations. CIO Frank Vibar reflects on key milestones, lessons learnt, and the digitalisation roadmap ahead.
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Dr Ravi Sachdev, Chief Clinical Informatics Officer at Singapore's Tan Tock Seng Hospital shares his perspectives on Singapore's progress in remote care
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What clinics and GPs need to know about the cybersecurity and data security requirements under HIB
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Digital touchpoints from registration kiosks to in-ward requests help boost efficiency and patient satisfaction, says hospital CEO Dr Relia Sari