“Smart hospitals” create or optimize new clinical processes, management systems or infrastructure using innovative information and communication technology. Andrew Gostine suggests adopting a four-step approach to get the transition done smoothly.
Also, two experts highlight the contribution the repurposing of drugs can make to the healthcare system.
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Article • A major update
New medical device regulation comes into force
New regulations covering medical devices are set to come into effect across Europe. Originally intended to be implemented in May 2020, the introduction of the updated Medical Device Regulation (MDR) was delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic. ...
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Article • Drug repurposingSocial impact bonds leverage private investmentIdentifying new uses for approved therapeutic drugs continues to drive academics and clinicians to provide safe, affordable and rapid development of new treatment options for patients with common or rare diseases. |
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Article • IoT in the clinical environmentThe smart hospital: A place with ears and eyesA new platform allows hospitals to deliver improved organisational and financial performance by deploying an Internet of Things (IoT) sensor network to collect data and using AI to analyse the gathered information in a HIPAA-compliant way. |
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News • „Swarm Learning“AI with swarm intelligence to analyse medical dataCommunities benefit from sharing knowledge and experience among their members. Following a similar principle - called “swarm learning” - an international research team has trained artificial intelligence algorithms to detect blood cancer, lung ... |
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Article • Post-hospitalisationNew study reveals impact of 'Long Covid'Recovery duration, co-morbidities, mortality, risk groups: A large UK study reports in detail on 'Long Covid'. We spoke with two of the study's co-investigators about why so many patients are still affected after a coronavirus infection. |
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News • Coronavirus consequencesLong Covid? There's an app for thatPeople with long Covid could be monitored with the aid of a ground-breaking mobile phone app and clinical website. The system has been developed to help NHS rehabilitation teams manage the large number of people suffering from the debilitating ... |
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