Carestream chosen for Israel-wide RIS-PACS
Carestream Health has been awarded a EUR 19.4m (USD 25m) country-wide contract for a RIS-PACS project across Israel
Carestream Health has been awarded a EUR 19.4m (USD 25m) country-wide contract for a RIS-PACS project across Israel
Union Minister of Science and Technology Kapil Sibal has announced 20 more biotech parks will be set up throughout the country for promoting research in the field of life sciences.
TAKE Solutions Ltd, a leading technology-enabled business solutions provider in collaboration with BaseCon A/S, a Danish Phamacovigilance products company, is launching a new range of Pharmacovigilance solutions for the Asia Pacific pharmaceutical companies.
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60% of households across the EU had internet access in 2008, according to a survey. Across the 27 countries within the EU, household internet access ranges from 25% in Bulgaria to 86% in the Netherlands.
Clinicians of SingHealth, the largest healthcare group in Singapore, are now equipped with clinically relevant, evidence-based guidelines for ordering treatment protocols, while gaining secure access to an integrated EHR to obtain the latest patient information for more timely, more informed care decisions.
In India, a prepaid healthcare card has been launched to provide access to health services for Non-resident Indians
Trivitron has formed a strategic arrangement with Siemens Healthcare in India for providing sales and after sales support to the selected segment of customers for all Siemens product line.
Amidst stories of the government trying to provide insurance cover to all and sundry, here’s one story about a visually challenged individual being denied the same.
India needs an investment of up to INR 60,000 crore (INR 600 billion) over the next five years to meet demands in the healthcare sector alone, according to a consultancy firm Feedback Ventures.