Mobile robots to overcome shortage of Specialists
Mobile machines, remote hookups help Lahey Clinic cope with shortage of specialists.
TELEMEDICINE
Apollo City: One-stop Healthcare : Dr. K. Hari Prasad, Apollo Hospitals, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad
Apollo Health City, Hyderabad, is a 350 bedded multi-specialty hospital with over 50 specialties and super-specialties besides 10 centers of excellence, education, research, information technology. The average staff to patient ratio for the hospital is 3:1 with a 1:1 ratio prevailing in priority areas like the Intensive Care Unit and the Cardiac Care Unit.
Apollo City: One-stop Healthcare
Apollo Health City, Hyderabad, is a 350 bedded multi-specialty hospital with over 50 specialties and super-specialties besides 10 centers of excellence, education, […]
Practising medicine as it should be practised
The Care Group of Hospitals owned by Quality CareIndia Limited (QCIL) acquired a five-star hotel premisesat Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, in […]
Amrita Telemedicine connects to PAN-African network
The Telemedicine network at Amrita Institute of Medical Science has begun extending its services beyond India
Telemedicine: Cost effective for Villages
‘e-Sanjeevani’ is the software package, through which the government has decided to integrate all upcoming Common Service Centres (CSCs) across […]
e-health IDs based on Medicare
Medicare number and card will soon link the patients’ medical records across health providers, under the US$98 million Unique Healthcare Identifier (UHI) program.
Phone to solve Uganda’s Health problems
Many African countries are now looking upto the field of Telemedicine and experts in the same area, that would help overcome problems of limited health care skills and growing disease burden.
Telecommunications boosted By UN for improvement of Health in West Africa
For promoting better access of information about disease and consult with physicians in remote areas of Africa, the United Nations is helping modernize telecommunications in the region.
On the go… : Ramesh Sundaraman, Motorola
A new series of mobile computing device launched by Motorola is all set to revolutionise the way enterprises work and do business. While these new devices, launched recently in the Asian market, are offering a wide variety of mobility solutions across industry verticals, healthcare organisations that are looking to create a sophisticated enterprise-level mobile work environment has much in store from this.
“the human (health) network effect” : Vishal Gupta, Healthcare Practice (APAC & Emerging Markets)
Considered as the global leader in IT network solutions and products, Cisco has developed an array of innovative and futuristic solutions that promises to transform the way healthcare is delivered and received.
On the go…
A new series of mobile computing device launched by Motorola is all set to revolutionisethe way enterprises work and do […]
The human (health) network effect
Considered as the global leader in IT network solutions and products, Cisco has developed an array of innovative and futuristic solutions that […]
