World News – October 2008
Medical data breach insurance offered in US Members of a US healthcare purchasing alliance are now able to take out […]
Technology News: May 2011
Health Application in Demand Straub Clinic and Hospital and Kauai Medical Clinic becomes the first healthcare facility centre to allow […]
Allocating $60 Million for e-health, education
Stephen Conroy, Federal Communications Minister, offered an amount of $60 million in funding for new remote and rural health, emergency response and education projects.
NEWS REVIEW – WORLD
[This article was published in the October 2008 issue of the eHEALTH Magazine (https://www.ehealthonline.org)]
Medical data breach insurance, euHeart Project, bird flu detection machine, Version 3 of HL 7 are some of the stories reported in the World News section of eHealth.
IBM delivers new mobility services for healthcare industry
IBM has announced new services to help healthcare organisations implement wireless mobility solutions to meet their 21st century objectives towards efficiency and quality.
New software cuts waiting at hospitals
A new software package, developed by researchers, helps hospital or emergency staff anticipate the rush of patients hour by hour for the day or the next week, even on holidays with varying dates, such as Easter.
EVENTS DIARY
[This article was published in the August 2008 issue of the eHEALTH Magazine (https://www.ehealthonline.org)]
Events Diary
Mega Lifesciences, Thailand enters India
Thailand-based healthcare company Mega Lifesciences recently announced its foray into the Indian market with the launch of its oral consumption skincare range and said it will invest about USD 1 million to market the product in the country.
Broadband technology for health services in Australia
Broadband technology will now help Victorian mobile breast screening services. The new technology will be piloted for three years in various locations around Victoria, such as Corryong, Yarrawonga, Myrtleford, Tallangatta and Wangaratta.
Broadband technology for health services in Australia
Broadband technology will now help Victorian mobile breast screening services.
