The hospital-centric model, the organisational form of family medicine, the lack of multidisciplinarity in the CTS, the lack of self-criticism and planning of the NHS after the first lockdown, the emphasis on televisits and not on active remote surveillance: these are the mistakes that are costing us dearly and how to remedy them.
Some healthcare organisations are using CRM systems to manage Covid-19 patients and suspicious cases.
The unprecedented crisis caused by the pandemic has triggered an acceleration of the spread of new digital tools.
Digital innovation can play a key role in managing phases two and three of the Coronavirus. Let’s see the main areas of application.
Facebook launches a new feature that shows users in the United States a list of recommended preventive controls, sets reminders and links users to local providers of these services. Continue reading
The Australian start-up ESN Cleer, with RMIT University and the Innovative Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (IMCRC), are developing a device that can detect the risk of heart failure and stroke from saliva. Continue reading
Facebook released last Monday new disease prevention maps that health organizations can use to combat epidemics. Continue reading
Cardiogram, a start-up that uses optical sensors from smart watches to detect diabetes and atrial fibrillation, has signed its first reimbursement agreement with Oscar Health insurance. Continue reading
Elminda, an Israeli company, developed an innovative solution for assessing the health state of the brain based on electroencephalography and artificial intelligence. Continue reading
Raise your hand to whoever, after receiving a report, did not read the results and wondered what they meant. Medicus is an app that answers these questions. Continue reading
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