Digital health is an emerging term that is being used frequently with health information technology nowadays that includes all forms of computerised and digital operations in healthcare and medicine.

Medical imaging is an indispensable tool in modern healthcare, enabling clinicians to visualise internal structures and diagnose a wide range of medical conditions. The integration of artificial ...

The integration of AI in the healthcare industry could yield remarkable savings for the United States, projected at a staggering US$360 billion. This insight emerged in a report by researchers from ...

The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that over two-thirds of the global population lacks access to radiology services. Emerging markets such as island nations and 14 African nations face ...

Telehealth is a gateway to how healthcare will be delivered in the future and has enabled the transition to consumer-centric care paradigms. Because of the need to create social distancing in a safe ...

Prediction #1: The retail-isation of healthcare continues to progress, transforming the delivery of care to be more accessible, convenient, and consumer-centric When it comes to the retailisation of ...

The golden triangle of ideal healthcare consists of accessibility, affordability and quality. The sustainability of healthcare depends on the latter two, hence, it is important that we look at the ...

Recent scientific breakthroughs and technological advancements have resulted in a huge number of new or updated medical devices, many of which include highly developed embedded-control functions and ...

Haemovigilance is now an internationally established part of the safe management of blood process for patients. However, the part played by the Transfusion Practitioner within haemovigilance is less ...

A major healthcare revolution is underway at the heart of the Arabian Peninsula. Known for its rich history and cultural heritage, Saudi Arabia is now leading the charge in digital healthcare ...

The pandemic has brought many changes this year impacting all industries across the board. But within healthcare, the changes have been significant especially in telehealth. Telemedicine has been ...

Dr Mark Britnell, Global Healthcare Expert, KPMG International, highlighted that by 2030, we face a future with too much work, with too few workers. He said: “We will be 18 million health workers ...