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Issue 42 | 2018
- Foreword
- Healthcare Management
- Medical Sciences
- Facilities & Operations
- Advertorials
Issue 42
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Foreword
Digital Transformation in Healthcare
With digital transformation the consumer rather than the technology is in the drivers seat and this matters Forbes Digital transformation has been the buzz word across industries the world over Healthcare as a sector has been relying on technology to provide better care in an efficient and effective manner Technology has revolutionised the
Healthcare Management
Space Medicine as a Speciality
Improbable yes; impossible no
The recent announcement by ISRO Indian Space Research Organisation that India would be embarking on a Human Space Programme Gaganyaan scheduled for launch in December has excited hard core telehealth evangelists in India India will now be the fourth country in the world after Russia USA and China to launch a manned space flight Monitoring in real...
Virtual Patient Advocates
To Be . . . or Not to Be?
As a speaker and consultant on ways for medical personnel to be more effective communicators with their patients I am often described by people as a patient advocate That I am not its not because I dont believe patient advocacy but it simply wasnt my experien
Patient Experience
The past, the present, and the future
The term patient experience is subjective to the factors not directly associated with the quality of processes The measurement of patient experience is complicated by numerous terms and usages that have been applied Therefore patient experience is seen as a central out
Medical Sciences
OBESITY is a DISEASE
Obesity terminology and its existence as a disease has been surrounded by controversy in the fraternity Though the recognition of obesity as a disease is increasing variable acknowledgment in health policies continues to exist across the globe The recognition of obesity as a disease is important and has been long debated The conventional Biostat...
THE MOTHER OF RIVAROXABAN DISCUSSES THE IMPORTANCE OF ACCURATE PATIENT PROFILING WHEN PRESCRIBING NOACS
THE MOTHER OF RIVAROXABAN DISCUSSES THE IMPORTANCE OF ACCURATE PATIENT PROFILING WHEN PRESCRIBING NOACS
We caught up with Professor Sylvia Haas the grand doyenne of Novel Oral Anticoagulants NOACs after one of her presentations at the APSC Congress in Taipei Prof Haas has been involved in the research and development of direct factor Xa inhibitor NOACs for more than years In that time she has been a codeveloper of several NOACs including rivaraxoba...
Quality Primary Care for Disease Prevention and Management
The universallyaccessible primary care is a fundamental component of an effective health system as per the Declaration of AlmaAta Global comparisons among different countries have repeatedly indicated that healthcare systems with a strong primary care sector evidently achieve better health outcomes and cost savings than underdeveloped primary care...
Facilities & Operations
Managing IV Infections in India
Healthcareacquired infections or Hospital Acquired Infections HAIs are the most common complications of hospital care leading to high morbidity and mortality While the World Health Organization WHO estimates about per cent HAIs burden in hospitalised patients globally
Advertorials
Building the Future of Private Hospitals
Many countries across Asia are experiencing demographic changes that are likely to have a significant impact on future opportunities for private hospitals and clinics Population demographics are rapidly ageing for some countries accelerating demand for acute and emergency care This has forced some Governments to play catchup building capacity af...
QUADRIA CAPITAL
Servicing healthcare companies
Please elaborate on the most important factors that you look up to while providing investment services to healthcare companies First focusing on companies that have the potential to become market leaders and these companies typically exhibit scalability market differentiation and strong growth potential Second investing in businesses with stron...
