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Envisioning the future of maintenance

“The new dawn of maintenance services is already here. The servicing of the future isn’t about reducing downtime, it’s about enabling healthcare systems to make full – and evolving - use of their sophisticated equipment and technology investments, when...

Interoperate or stagnate – how healthtech can accelerate customer success

Everybody loves a startup. Young professionals in particular love the excitement, the pace , the ability to try new things and being part of a team trying to change the world. This gives new companies an edge in developing...

The ‘responsible business’ of healthcare

How an innovative balance of the clinical with the commercial can be the route to delivering quality care Today healthcare faces juxtaposing forces. It relies on a workforce that views quality healthcare as a right and the profession as a vocational...

Necessity as the mother of invention: Healthcare operations innovations fast-tracked by the COVID-19 pandemic

A passionate advocate of positive partnerships and purposeful business, Hefin Evans is Services & Solutions Delivery Lead for Philips. An originator of the Operational Intelligence approach and backer of people-powered progress and power skills, he has extensive experience of...

Health Professional Shortage Areas Alleviated by Telehealth?

More than 82 million people currently live in Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSA), according to the Health Resources & Services Administration’s first quarter 2021 summary. This means that roughly 25% of the U.S. population resides in regions without a sufficient...

Integration and Interoperability: The Future of Healthcare Data

The healthcare technology revolution is coming, but it’s also long overdue. For decades, the technological ecosystems in place to support patient data capture and transfer have been plagued by a lack of interoperability and innovation. Healthcare providers worldwide continue...

Beyond telehealth – new data-driven solutions for better care

COVID-19 has driven a huge number of breakthroughs in health technology. Some have leveraged existing technology, as we’ve seen with telehealth. But there’s been innovation around the hard stuff too, like genomic sequencing, testing and tracing, and mRNA vaccines. In...

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