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Issue 39 | 2018
- Foreword
- Healthcare Management
- Medical Sciences
- Diagnostics
- Facilities & Operations
- Information Technology
- Advertorials
Issue 39
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Foreword
Achieving High Reliability
The zero harm way
Despite nearly two decades of intense improvement efforts healthcare continues to be plagued by serious quality and safety problems Too many patients suffer from preventable infections falls with injury medication errors and other adverse events Mark Chassin President and CEO of The Joint Commission As
Healthcare Management
Rising to the Health Equity Challenge
Health equity is a hot topic It is a common issue rolled out by leaders when describing their vision for their highperforming healthcare institutions It receives thoughtful nods clear verbal support and declarations of it being a priority But if they are pressed to describe specific progress they are makingor even what exactly they include in their...
The Growing Trend of Open Innovation
Approaches is Stimulating Health Innovation
Singapores thriving entrepreneurial startup environment is a case in point Singapores government has recognised the value of innovative thought leadership and entrepreneurial experimentation and has set about providing the infrastructure and support needed to foster them with a variety of accelerator and incubator spaces National University of S...
Assessments and the Crucial Role it can Play while Preparing Future Leaders in the Healthcare Space
Healthcare has become one of Indias largest sectors both in terms of revenue employment The total industry size is expected to touch USD billion by The hospital segment is highly fragmented with per cent of the hospitals being established and operated by doctors trusts and the balance are being managed by corporate hospitals chains The age old...
The High Reliability Challenge in healthcare, continuing the journey
The contemporary healthcare ecosystem is a complex entity It is driven by huge expectations limited by scarce resources and rampant with comorbidities and complexities Combine this with an ageing population multiple interpersonal relationships within hospitals and less than optimal usage of information technology and you have an environment that is...
Medical Sciences
Measuring the Health-Related Life Quality of Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease
The simultaneous assessments of medical care quality and outcomes are equally essential However routine measurement of patients Quality of Life QOL requires intensive attention QOL instruments measure individuals own views of his wellbeing The core components of QOL are physical psychologicalemotional functional and workoccupational QOL has been co...
Diagnostics
Diagnostics Industry
Shaping the transformation of the healthcare industry
The transformation were witnessing in the healthcare industry today is unparalleled and sets the tone for the evolution we will witness over the next decade I see three major drivers that will shape the future of our industry
Facilities & Operations
Improving Patient Experience, Safety and Progression through Care Model Redesign & Lean Management System
It is the duty of care providers to realise that a hospital is more than a business it is an imperative service to patients and families and supporting them morally at the most challenging and critical times of their lives are our duty Apart from keeping patients informed and engaged mollifying the censorious environment and ensuring that the patie...
From ICU to I See You
Small things make a big difference in healthcare
On May th on a flight back home after a speaking engagement in Atlantic City I suddenly fell ill I was too weak to walk and I had to be taken off the airplane in a wheelchair and brought to my local ER The following morning I was transported by ambulance to the Intensive Care Unit ICU at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston I was sick...
Surgical Safety in Operation Theatres
Surgical care is a fundamental part of healthcare around the globe Ensuring surgical safety in operation theatres is the need of the hour A safe and salubrious operating theatre is achieved only through careful planning maintenance and periodic checks as well as proper ongoing training for staff An operating theatre is a complex system with nume...
Information Technology
Use of Telehealth Technology to Increase
ED Capacity during Times of Surge
Emergency departments by nature exist to take care of those that are critically ill and demand attention of an immediate nature to lessen mortality They require personnel with special skills to be able to discharge their required functions most effectively For a number of reasons such personnel are not available in sufficient numbers at the best...
Artificial Intelligence and Healthcare
The term AI or Artificial Intelligence was first introduced by Mcarthy in I personally feel that the A in AI should stand for Augmenting Amplifying Accelerating and Assisting and in an Ambient milieu What is artificial in AI AI is after all an extension a by product of the Natural Intelligence which Homo Sapiens are endowed with Augmented intell...
Advertorials
MEDICAL MANUFACTURING ASIA 2018
Delivering solutions for the future of medtech
Innovative medical technology is an increasingly important driver for delivering efficiencies in the global healthcare system Through advances in medical technology precision engineering micromanufacturing processes and IT medical devices and solutions have become more sophisticated accurate and effective
