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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
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Indonesia’s Primaya Hospital Group launched its AI chatbot, Sasya, in August 2025. Already, it has shown success in streamlining patient journeys and easing frontline workloads.
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Trained on over 26,000 admission records, the tool helps identify unusual mortality trends, guide timely interventions, and strengthen quality governance.
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Dr Calvin Mak, Chairman of Digital Health Committee, Smart City Consortium; Chairman of Smart Hospital Management Committee, pens his thoughts on the progress of smart healthcare in Hong Kong.
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Driven by AI and IoT technology, China Medical University Hospital Taiwan’s Tele-ICU system has cut mortality rates, improved clinical outcomes, and reduced clinician workloads.
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Insights from the Appropriate and Value-Based Care Conference 2025, organised by Singapore’s Ministry of Health
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Across Asia, hospitals are harnessing AI to deliver smarter, safer care. Here are five recent case studies of how AI is being applied across the continuum of care.
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Digitalizing diagnostic laboratories—anchored by robust CDS systems—enables hospitals to deliver timely, targeted, and high-quality care.
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Enhanced with AI-powered search and analytics, UpToDate Enterprise Edition supports regional healthcare administrators and clinicians in delivering consistently high-quality care
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The Hong Kong-based hospital is believed to be the world’s first to systematically develop and apply Mixed Reality (MR) in orthopaedic oncology – offering surgeons ‘X-ray vision’ beneath the skin for precision surgery
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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.