Business & Industry
Future of Healthcare and Pain Management Q3 2023
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Enhanced, personalised treatments: how to shape healthcare that works for each woman
A holistic approach to wellness that is empowering and engages personalised care can create a healthier future for each woman. The future of healthcare for women improves outcomes and empowers women to take control of their health. Picture a landscape where the approach to women’s health is holistic. Medical centres pay tribute to the resilience...
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How will AI technologies be adopted in health and care?
While adoption of AI in healthcare is undeniably complex, AI has the potential to tackle some of the NHS’s most pressing issues. There has been an explosion of interest in artificial intelligence (AI), in part due to large language models, such as ChatGPT. As the innovation arm of the NHS, the AHSN Network is engaging...
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Why pain experts cure sometimes, relieve often and comfort always
Everyone experiences pain differently; that’s why there are experts who can help them according to their pain management needs. It is estimated that up to 15% of the UK population suffers from disabling pain, so you are not alone. If you go to the doctor with a cough, you expect him or her to listen...
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How artificial intelligence is changing healthcare today
Artificial intelligence is nothing new. The term was used for the first time in 1956 by John McCarthy. However, AI development was slow due to a lack of computing power and availability of data. As computing power and data volumes have grown at exponential rates, AI adoption has followed. For many years now, health information...
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AI-driven healthcare that can connect patients to the best care pathway
Patient choice is more than just selecting the best healthcare professional; it’s also about healthcare providers connecting properly. Hospitals are exploring how AI-driven technology can help improve patient support. Healthcare professionals are responsible not just for treating their patients but also for building systems that are smart enough to improve the healthcare economy and the...
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Accelerating antiviral development is central to pandemic preparedness
As leaders and health experts from across the world gather in New York for the UN General Assembly, they will be considering three issues that are critical to the future of global health and global health security. As world leaders discuss political declarations on ending tuberculosis (TB), delivering universal health coverage (UHC) and strengthening pandemic...
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Empowering healthcare transformation: is Europe ready to seize the opportunity?
The 2024 renewal of the EU institutions marks a pivotal moment for European health policies. The start of the new policy cycle 2024–2029 will offer EU policymakers the chance to drive forward necessary healthcare changes to benefit patients and healthcare professionals. Cornerstones of a healthcare transformation The EU should use the opportunity to further develop...
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A five point plan for social care systems to improve efficiencies and benefit all
Social care plays a pivotal role in empowering citizens to lead healthier lives. Utilising technology to benefit the social care system can help UK citizens. In recent years, tech innovation has improved the state of the care sector. For example, Docobo’s remote monitoring programme, which enabled staff to take residents’ readings at St Catherine’s Bungalows...
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How robotic-assisted surgery is transforming cancer treatment in Wales
Remarkable innovations are enhancing patient treatments and streamlining processes for clinicians. This includes the revolutionary impact of robotic-assisted surgery for cancer patients. Surgeons can exercise control over a robotic arm to perform minimally invasive keyhole surgery. Equipped with cameras and surgical instruments, this technology enables intricate procedures through small incisions, with heightened accuracy due to...
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Understanding diabetes: know the complications and how to avoid them
The number of people living with diabetes is predicted to reach 643 million by 2030. Despite the upward trend, not enough has been done to improve education to support people living with diabetes. A recent survey undertaken by the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) among people living with diabetes found that, while 94% of respondents had...