The healthcare industry is on the brink of a significant transformation driven by digital advancements. By 2030, the shift from reactive acute care to proactive and personalized care will be well underway, facilitated by technologies such as AI, virtual care, and wearable biosensors. These
In the landscape of UK primary healthcare, ethnic inequalities persistently affect patient satisfaction, especially among minoritized ethnic communities with multiple long-term conditions (MLTCs). These disparities have been highlighted in a recent study funded by The Health Foundation and
Telehealth has rapidly emerged as a game-changer in the healthcare industry, propelling strides in the management and treatment of complex and rare diseases. The surge in investments by pharmaceutical, medical device, and digital therapeutics companies is a testament to this revolution.
The healthcare sector in the Philippines is undergoing a significant transformation as institutions increasingly adopt sustainable practices. Recognizing the environmental impacts of their operations, these institutions are implementing a range of eco-friendly initiatives, from renewable energy
Accreditation is a cornerstone of healthcare excellence, ensuring that organizations meet rigorous standards of quality and safety. In Manitoba, Shared Health leads the charge in this continuous journey of improvement, fostering a culture of learning and patient safety across the province. By
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked a significant debate in the health care sector, particularly regarding its potential to replace human nurses. While AI offers promising tools for efficiency and cost reduction, concerns about the quality of patient care and the
