Melissa Easy, VP & General Manager of Clinical Technologies, IQVIA
The clinical trial landscape has greatly benefited from technological innovations over the past few decades. Innovation has expanded remote monitoring capabilities, patient recruitment tactics and…
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Back by popular demand, Dr Jessica Morley and Mike Bracken, will return to the stage at Digital Health Rewired 2025 as keynote speakers.
They will both appear on the main stage at the Rewired event…
Sydney Neuroimaging Analysis Centre, an integrated neuroimaging research and commercial medical image analysis facility within the University of Sydney’s Brain and Mind Centre, has secured government grant funding to market its AI-powered software for…
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]Two major keynote speakers, back by popular demand, will return to Rewired next March to inspire and inform the NHS’ digital leaders. Mike Bracken, is a founding partner of digital change consultancy Public Digital. He was…
The University of Cambridge’s Maxwell Centre has partnered with AI and analytics software firm SAS with the aim of accelerating healthcare innovation through better access to advanced analytics.
The collaboration, which was announced at the…
Patient safety challenges are exacerbated by healthcare workforce challenges. However, a workplace culture focused on measuring what goes wrong and making changes to address root causes – powered by reporting and analytics technology and…
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Australia invests $20M for new health AI projectsThe Australian government has awarded 10 AI projects from major universities with nearly A$30 million ($20 million) in total grant funding to improve healthcare access.
These include research…
Celebrating Improvement with KLAS Arch Collaborative Awards – Klas Blog…
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By Anuja Vaidya
July 03, 2024 – Patients who undergo medication abortion using pills delivered by mail without getting an in-person ultrasound were able to complete the procedure as safely and effectively as those who received…
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Fujifilm and Juntendo Hospital in Japan have developed an AI that can accurately predict the risk of falls among outpatients using hospital data. Their research team collated over 500 features associated with falls, including age…
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