Connected operating theatres, extended reality insights and standardisation for better interoperability: New healthcare technology can save many lives, but the progress comes at a cost: data must be provided in the correct formats, annotated with proper metadata – and protected from cybercriminals.
Article • Health IT
Interoperability: Insights from Down Under
With interoperability stalled, stakeholders are seeking new ways to create an interoperable ecosystem. IT specialist Jason Steen describes the state of interoperability in Australia and calls for more governmental commitment and international ...
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Article • IT securityCyber attack: Be prepared!Ransomware attacks are a highly profitable and flourishing business in the 21st century. They can have a drastic impact on hospitals, clinical laboratories, and patients. The Sophos Group, a British security hard/software company, has reported ... |
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Article • Extended realities in the OR‘XR is fusing surgical reality with medical images’Leading medical XR experts gathered at Shift Medical to discuss developments on the use of immersive technologies in medicine. We interviewed Doctor Egidijus Pelanis of Oslo University Hospital, about applying extended realities in the operating ... |
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Article • Neuro- and spine surgeryPerfection in the networked OR: robot, neuro-navigation and VR headsetsAt their workplace, neurosurgeons often have to make compromises since most ORs were not designed with the specific needs of their discipline in mind. To address this issue the University Hospital in Essen, Germany, equipped an OR especially for ... |
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