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The impact of the mental health crisis

The impact of the mental health crisis

Prof Colin Espie, Big Health and Jessica DaMassa discuss the impact COVID-19 has had on our #mentalhealth and how we can leverage evidence-based solutions to address the growing mental health crisis. Save the date: Feb 16, 2022 12:00 PM Register here.

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Want To Work In Tech And Change The World? Choose Healthcare

Noosheen Hashemi is founder and CEO of January AI. Healthcare, Doctor online and virtual hospital concept, Diagnostics and online medical consultation on smartphone, Communication with patient on network, Innovative and medical technology.

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Download Sensyne Health's free ebook & find out more about how to harness the potential of AI & #RWD for #clinicalresearch

Download Sensyne Health's free ebook & find out more about how to harness the potential of AI & #RWD for #clinicalresearch

#AI & real-world data is increasingly being used in clinical research to overcome the challenges associated with #clinicaltrials. Download here.

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Addressing The Impact Of Drug Diversion In Healthcare

Miranda Toledo is the Senior Director of Marketing at IntelliGuard, the leader in cloud-based RFID medication management for hospitals.

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Synthetic control arms in clinical trials: Making it happen

Can combining #AI tech & #RWD hold the key to overcoming challenges in #clinicaltrial design? Join Sensyne Health on 24th February 2:00 p.m. GMT as experts discuss the application of #SyntheticControlArms – a new way of approaching clinical trials. Register here.

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“Unnamed Sources” Hit Healthcare

Asian equities were largely off on lower volumes ahead of the Fed announcement today though Japan, Taiwan and Korea managed small gains. Investors will wait for guidance from the Fed on its tapering pace. Hong Kong, and to a lesser degree China, was hit with negative political news. The US Commerce Department is expected to update its export technology ban list on Thursday with several private companies being added, such as drone maker DJI. The Financial Times reported, according to “people familiar with the pending action,” that the updated list will include biotech companies, sending the Hong Kong healthcare sector down -11% and China healthcare -2.92%. If this article proves false the companies should sue the Financial Times in my opinion. Wuxi Biologics (2269 HK) lost -19.24% on the “news”. Wuxi is a great company that employs people globally including in the United States. Hong Kong internet stocks were off on the negative sentiment.

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How Laura Health an artificial intelligence critical decision-making system is helping healthcare teams to reduce patient mortality rates in hospitals and clinics

How Laura Health an artificial intelligence critical decision-making system is helping healthcare teams to reduce patient mortality rates in hospitals and clinics

By Teresa Murray, freelance writer Healthech and Giant Health Team writer To say that Brazil is big is an understatement. It is the fifth largest country in the world with a population of over 212 million people. In a country…

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Deep Tech Recruitment Evening

Deep Tech Recruitment Evening

On the 24th Feb, BIOS Health Ltd, Alchera Technologies and Techspert will be joining hands to host a deep tech recruitment evening in Cambridge. Join them for an evening of pizza, beer and networking, and learn about three incredible deep tech…

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Healthcare And Technology: A Unified Analytical Approach For A Competitive Advantage

As our recent history around the globe has shown, there is an unavoidable link between technology and the healthcare industry. The ability to innovate and bring solutions to market is quicker than ever, ensuring these innovations help to transform the business of healthcare by creating efficiencies for providers as well as cutting time and costs so that patients can enjoy better outcomes from their treatment plans.

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How Automation Is Transforming Healthcare Jobs

All jobs are vulnerable to some degree of automation, including those in healthcare. The specter of automation delivers a quick stab of panic for many as they imagine their future. The Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter described this process as creative destruction. Automation captures two sides of a single coin: promise and threat. History teaches us that technological advancement produces more opportunity than it eliminates. But tell that to the switchboard operator or gas station attendant. Replaceable You "Not me — not my job," you say? Well, yes, many people believe that their job is not on the proverbial chopping block. The list of reasons is long: You’ve got extensive training. You have a list of degrees behind your name. You're creative. You're smart. You work in a booming industry. You're an essential worker, for crying out loud! But the data wizards from McKinsey tell a different story: Half of our current work is subject to automation using the technologies we now have. And this means a wholesale transformation of the workplace is well on its way.

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How Mat Rule and Toca are resolving new needs that old legacy systems can’t respond to and helping clinicians get back to their core function – patient care

How Mat Rule and Toca are resolving new needs that old legacy systems can’t respond to and helping clinicians get back to their core function – patient care

By Teresa Murray freelance writer Healthtech and Giant Health Conference Writer One thing that has frustrated Mat Rule throughout his career, is technology that gets in people’s way. Mat worked as a consultant for major companies during the digital transformation…

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AI May Cure The Ills In Healthcare Tech

As our healthcare system struggles toward a model in which consumers are at the center of the equation, technology is playing a rapidly increasing role in smoothing their way through the ecosystem. Consumers are demanding a better healthcare experience, but there’s a massive collision coming between the exabytes of global health data and consumer health and insurance illiteracy. “Interoperability” describes a set of American regulatory initiatives that are in play right now and will drive change in the industry for years to come. As president of a healthcare technology company, I believe them to be as significant as any changes to the system made in this century, including the introduction of HIPAA privacy regulations and the Affordable Care Act.

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