Schroder, Bumrungrad Group CEO: One of the ’20 Who Make Healthcare Better’
Curtis J. Schroeder, Group CEO at Bumrungrad International hospital, was named one of ’20 People Who Make Healthcare Better’ by HealthLeaders magazine.
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ICT to be embraced by the Health Sector
For developing a purpose-driven Information Communication Technology plan for Barbados, a cabinet subcommittee has been established.
Nasal Spray: A new instrument to fight Lung Cancer
An inhalable Nasal spray will soon be available, based on gene therapy for fighting lung cancer, described scientists.
Dry eye Testing made Easy
Dry eye sufferers to soon get relief as nanotechnology is being incorporated into a new design for their treatment.
Least invasive Hip Surgery now possible
With a considerably shorter incision length, minimally-invasive hip surgery promotes faster patient recovery and contributes to shortening recovery times.
e-Health to all Vermonters targets Cochran
David Cochran has always been interested in processing of both large and small scale systems, from political structural work to updated medical records for the patients.
$18 m for building fiber optic network
US$18 million contract was awarded to Horizon Telcom by the Southern Ohio Health Care Network, to build a state-of-the-art fiber-optic network in 13 southern Ohio countries
Patient management system to be upgraded in Western Australia
As a part of the state
University of Miami partners with Microsoft to improve care of the diabetic
University of Miami partners with Microsoft to take upon a study to find out is increased primary health care and software can help in improving health of patients with diabetes.
Medical Center at Rush University linked and automated
Fully electronic, aids allowing real-time communication and coordination of patient care across departments, medical records are available at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago.
Radiology goes digital at Royal free Hospital
SpeechMagic, Nuance Communications’ speech recognition technology, now being used at London’s Royal Free Hospital.
Now an alternate to heart surgery for patients with Aneurysms
Endografts, branched and fenestrated, provide a less invasive way of repair, as compared to open heart surgery.
