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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...
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New Imaging Technology May Help Predict Aggressiveness of Lung Cancer
Case Western Reserve and Cleveland Clinic are leading development of a computerized tissue-imaging program that could soon help identify which lung cancer patients are likely to face an earlier recurrence of the disease.
With that information, cancer experts could more...
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Hawke’s Bay Hospital to install new Mindray technology
New Zealand-based Hawke’s Bay Hospital’s Coronary Care Unit (CCU)is set to install the new Mindray technology to provide patients more freedom and comfort while receiving medical care.
Being installed by Connected Healthcare Systems, the new technology will allow patients to...
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International Digital Health Symposium brings leaders together
Digital health leaders from around the globe have met at the inaugural International Digital Health Symposium in Sydney to learn from different global approaches to digital innovation that are inclusive, evidence-based, and support sustainable, high quality health and care.
The...
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Michigan Medicine offers surgery to restore eye sensation
Michigan Medicine surgeons are helping patients who have lost sensation in their regain feeling in their eye through a small-incision, nerve transplant procedure—corneal neurotization surgery.
Nerve transplant procedure offers hope for those at risk of eye damage from everyday hazards...
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Elekta collaborates with Palabra to offer the industry’s only voice-enabled HER
Elekta announced that it is collaborating with Palabra, allowing one-of-a-kind speech integration and automation capabilities to be seamlessly integrated into Elekta’s MOSAIQ® Oncology Information System. The integrated system has been installed in sites in North America and Australia.
“Before Palabra,...
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Amblyopia and the brain
Vision occurs in the brain, not the eye. Our eyes convert light into a signal that the brain makes sense of, but sight actually occurs in the brain.
During childhood, an eye defect – such as one eye being out...
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