Telemedicine in Africa by CDAC
Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC), Pune (India) is playing a key role in creating a telemedicine network in Ethiopia.
Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC), Pune (India) is playing a key role in creating a telemedicine network in Ethiopia.
Chennai-based Heartline Telemedicine Services has entered into an agreement with an Israeli company to introduce wireless telemedicine technology in India.
Microsoft has shown interest to acquire Azyxxi the health intelligence software and to forge a strategic alliance with MedStar Health.
A ten year nation-wide project called the Picture Archiving & Communications System (PACS) has been undertaken by the NHS to streamline diagnostic services.
Telbios, a leading Italian provider of health-care services, has awarded a contract to Alcatel (Paris: CGEP.PA and NYSE: ALA) to provide an innovative solution to deliver video assistance and remote monitoring.
Italian patients will soon be able to receive medical care, to access personal medical data and to receive diagnoses on their condition through telemedicine service.
Trapeze Networks, manufacturer of wireless LAN (WLAN) Mobility Systems announced that Walcheren Hospital in Vlissingen, Netherlands, has recently installed an enterprise-grade Trapeze WLAN throughout its cardiology and paediatrics wards.
eNotes Systems, Inc. announced its plans to enter the multi-billion dollar telemedicine and health information services market.
IBM has established a 2 million euro IBM Healthcare Competency Centre at the IBM premises in Barcelona to develop innovative technologies and solutions to meet the demands of the European Healthcare sector. It will be functional in September this year.
ND SatCom has implemented a telemedicine pilot project in Kazakhstan.
RSL Steeper Holdings and Home Telehealth are collaborating with NHS and Local Authorities in the UK to provide new telecare and telehealth technology.
ND SatCom has delivered 16 SkyWAN terminals, which support telemedicine applications in Kazakhstan. It is a telemedicine pilot project, which has been implemented in two of the 17 Kazakh regions.
At Microsoft’s campus in Redmond, seven projects, the finalists in the software design segment of the company’s annual Imagine Cup competition of this year were displayed on June 28.