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James Shannon, Chief Product and Technology Officer at essensys informs us about Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) and its importance to Property landlords.
Tbtech looks at how technology has restructured the relationship between patients, healthcare providers, and the health system.Â
Security is a big topic for healthcare right now and has been for some years. Johan Sörmling, Managing Director at Encap Security and Head of Mobile Identity at Signicat, believes that healthcare has a great deal to learn from other markets—in particular fintech. He believes it’s important to think of app users, no matter the app, as consumers when considering how to attract and keep people using healthcare apps.
Security is a big topic for healthcare right now and has been for some years. Johan Sörmling, Managing Director at Encap Security and Head of Mobile Identity at Signicat, believes that healthcare has a great deal to learn from other markets—in particular fintech. He believes it’s important to think of app users, no matter the app, as consumers when considering how to attract and keep people using healthcare apps.
Ricardo Diniz, Vice President and General Manager, UK, Spain and France, WSO2, looks at innovation in the healthcare industry, its acceleration in the last year, and how CIOs can gain more opportunities to innovate moving forward.
Top Business Tech continues its Scaleup Spotlight series by catching up with Michael Ter-Berg, CEO and co-founder of Thomson Screening. Thomson Screening provides software that helps improve child health by automating child health screening, vaccination and associated child Health programmes.Â
For all the talk about digitised healthcare, the sector is only where banking was in the 1990s. How can it catch up? Can the Covid-19 pandemic crisis be a catalyst? Dr Jamil El Imad is Chief Scientist at NeuroPro gives us his answer.
while the many benefits of cloud technology for healthcare organisations and, indeed, the wider ecosystem, are largely understood, the journey to the cloud is not without its roadblocks. As Cegedim Healthcare Solutions’ IT Director, Mike Collier and Primary Care Product Director, Tony Thorne discuss, suppliers play a significant role in realising the NHS’ Cloud First strategy – and transparency and openness are key to this transition.
Anurag Kahol, CTO at Bitglass discusses the growing concerns about data security in the healthcare sector and what can be done to safeguard sensitive patient information.
The future of MedTech explored by healthcare and technology leaders at summit. Professor Sir John Tooke, was the keynote speaker for the day alongside a panel and host Kosta Mavroulakis (Founder and CEO, Empact Ventures)
Outdated healthcare technology is potentially leaving lives at risk, following a year in which COVID-19 has put more strain on industry workers than ever before.
What does the future look like for health and social care? How will this change the ways in which care is delivered? And, crucially, what impact will this have on patients?
Maurice Coyle, Chief Data Scientist at Truata reveals why data science is saving lives, and why we need to move forward with genuine anonymised patient data to continue developing the future of healthcare.
Big Data has massive applications in the healthcare industry. It has proven itself in increasing the efficiency of the healthcare professionals while improving the quality of treatment and satisfaction of the patients.
Improving Cybersecurity in the Medical Industry is desperately needed. As much as ÂŁ5.6 billion is lost of every year to data breaches.
The commitment increases British Patient Capital’s exposure to life sciences and health technology, building on a commitment to the Dementia Discovery Fund in 2018.
Agamon is well-positioned to drive the world’s next wave of healthcare innovation, one clinical text at a time.
With Google’s AI system recently demonstrating that it can accurately diagnose 26 skin conditions to the same accuracy as US board-certified dermatologists, there is an increasing buzz around the potential of AI in automation.
Just when you think MIT had developed everything achievable with modern technology they announce yet another innovation to change the face of medicine and healthcare
The NHS looks to AI for the future of healthcare, establishing an AI lab with new funding