Health Outlook CIO Survey 2010 : February 2010 Issue
EDITORIAL CIO strategies ..revealed! HEALTH CIO OUTLOOK 2010 Technology Enabled Proactive Healthcare Indias only Hope against the Chronic Disease Epidemic Rajeish Moondraa, […]
Not Enough Here…Too Many There – Health Workforce in India
Today, we are witnessing a growing challenge to maintain the needed numbers, quality, mix and distribution of personnel to meet […]
New e-Book ‘Doctors in an Information Technology Age’ released
Bankix Systems Ltd has published its latest 200-page e-Book titled ‘Doctors in an Information Technology Age’. It explores in detail the evolution of contemporary healthcare delivery worldwide.
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Ireland to invest Euro 500million in e-health As part of the National Development Plan (NDP) 2007-2013 the Irish Government plans […]
Study: slum residents live in sub-human conditions
According to survey study of around 900 people living in Chennai’s slums and pavement, 86 per cent of slum dwellers survive on one meal a day.
Research: Mobility and IT viewed as critical by future doctors
Technology is a ‘must’ for medical students, for their future practice, according to the fourth annual survey by healthcare IT company Epocrates.
MRI techniques open up new window for early osteoarthritis diagnosis
Researchers have found that advanced MRI techniques can be used to detect subtle changes in joint cartilage microstructure
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Ghana to get a healthy fillip Recently the government of Ghana received an approval of funding from the World Bank […]
“Medical training in Gulf Countries is at par with the US and European countries” : Thumbay Moideen, Founder President
The focus of the Gulf Medical University is in the three core areas of Medical Education, Healthcare and Research. The University is promoted by the Thumbay Group U.A.E. Thumbay Moideen, Founder President, Gulf Medical University in an interaction with eHealth shares insights about the medical education in Gulf Countries
Improving social services in the Pacific Islands: Human Development Report in the Pacific Islands
A new report on Human Development in the Pacific Islands titled
Genetic screening may impede pregnancy among older women
The credibility of genetic screening, which is being thought of as a panacea for the older women opting for in-vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment to have a child, is now under threat.
New treatment for prostate avoids sexual dysfunction
A new radiology treatment that limits blood flowing to a man
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European IT project to detect adverse drug reactions A project recently approved by the EU, aims to exploit data from […]
