Articles
Articles
The Benefits of Patient-Centered Healthcare
While the phrase “patient-centered care” has been used for decades, it really rose to prominence when the Institute of Medicine’s “Crossing the Quality Chasm” featured patient-centered care as one of its six high-quality healthcare objectives in 2001. The Institute...
Articles
Significance of Data Detective in Health Care Data Management
This article throws light about the existence of multiple trends of data in the health care domain. Different procedures and the methodology on how does the data detective uses them to bring out the optimum solutions across several roles...
Articles
Tackling security issues on a budget: the changing landscape of safety in healthcare
Healthcare facilities are,by their very nature,open-door services. This permits anyone to enter the premises, whether for genuine medical reasons or not. Healthcare facilities therefore have to maintain a high level of security at entrances and throughout the buildings to...
Articles
Exercise for People Living with Chronic Pain
When done correctly exercise can improve pain and the quality of life for patients living with chronic pain, yet patients are reluctant to exercise.
Exercising with pain might sound counter intuitive for patients who suffer from chronic pain. However, reducing...
Articles
Experimentation, Good Focus, Collaboration and Learning from Failures is Necessary for Innovation in APAC
Q1. What are the important new innovations that we should keep an eye out for?
A1: Allow me to focus on a few selected themes rather than specific innovations, with each theme home to many existing and future innovations.
Consumerization of...
Articles
How Singapore Provides High-Quality Healthcare at Low Costs
A few months ago, the U.S. health system faced an overhaul debate in the U.S. Congress. This was necessitated by numerous complaints that the cost of maintaining high-quality healthcare has become too high.
As this is happening, it is good...
Articles
Deep Venous Thrombosis – A devil in the dark
Human body has two types of blood channels. Arteries are the blood channels which take oxygenated blood from heart to different body parts and Veins take the used, deoxygenated blood back from different parts of body to heart.
The flow...
Subscribe
- Never miss a story with notifications
- Gain full access to our premium content
- Browse free from any location or device.
Must read