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7 ways to boost healthcare practitioner wellbeing and productivity
With the Great Resignation in full swing, healthcare institution managers must look for ways to address the physical and mental wellbeing of nurses and carers to keep them in their roles. A 2021 Royal College of Nursing (RCN) survey...
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Healthy Databots: The Future of Healthcare Data Quality
“We will have clinicians in the loop for a period of time until we can actually trust that AI and those technology solutions are taking care of the patient in the way that is best.”
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Studies Show Significantly Lower Costs Using MOSES 2.0 Technology for Enlarged Prostate Surgery
Prostate enlargement, or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), affects about half of men aged 51 to 60, with the risk increasing with age to include 90% of men over 80.1 The condition slows down and can even block flow of...
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How Can Public Healthcare’s Siloed Data Systems Be Fixed?
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on the healthcare system and brought the concerns of public health data systems into the spotlight. One of the bigger ones is that of silos, where data is confined to a proprietary...
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Taking action now to shape the next decade of care
The COVID-19 pandemic condensed and challenged the bench to bedside continuum. It created an accelerated timeline for clinicians, exposing the challenges of driving fast and hard in a dynamic healthcare environment, albeit out of pure necessity. The environment that we’re...
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How AI is helping improve employee engagement
In today’s competitive employment market and amid the so-called “Great Resignation,” maintaining employee satisfaction and retention has become a top priority for managers across industries. This is especially true for customer-focused organizations, which are increasingly leveraging AI to engage...
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Better management of PIVC insertion to keep Phlebitis away
Intravenous route-related phlebitis is a growing problem all across the world. The use of the intravenous route in hospitalized patients brings with it adverse reactions and complications. It has been reported that in India, around 31% of hospitalized patients...
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