Intelligent Health.tech

In this month’s Under the Microscope feature, Andrea Coravos, Founder of HumanFirst, discusses her journey in the industry, sharing insights on leveraging digital health technologies and wearables to manage chronic conditions. Drawing from her recent Lancet Digital Health review, Coravos highlights the potential of smartwatches and fitness trackers in improving patient outcomes and easing the burden on healthcare systems. That's just a snippet of what we have to offer in this month's magazine. Want to get ahead in your industry? Read the full magazine in the link below: https://lnkd.in/eM_3FdTE If you'd like to feature in the next issue of Intelligent Health.tech, contact our Managing Editor, Ellen Flannery at ellen@lynchpinmedia.com

This week's Intelligent Health.tech newsletter is now live! Sign up below to discover industry insights... 📰 This week's article: Jaye Tillson, Field CTO, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Martin Mascarenhas, Customer Engagement Director, Xalient, make the case for ‘pivotal’ Zero Trust platforms. 💊 Virtual Clinic: A3Data, a data and AI consultancy, has developed Maria Saúde, a digital primary care service that uses technologies such as GenAI to promote more comfort, agility and effectiveness in medical care. 💻 Cobas Solutions: Roche has announced the launch of its new analytical units, cobas c 703 and cobas ISE neo, for the cobas pro integrated solutions, in countries accepting the CE mark. 🔎 Case Study: Bank Midwest, an employee-owned bank with locations throughout Iowa, Minnesota and South Dakota, has launched OnePlace.bank, a digital bank powered by Finastra, focused exclusively on the financial needs of the healthcare community. #IntelligentHealthTech #ZeroTrust #Cybersecurity #DigitalHealthcare #AIinHealthcare #GenAI #VirtualClinic #MedicalInnovation #HealthTech #DigitalTransformation #HealthcareIT #ZeroTrustPlatforms #DataConsultancy #DigitalPrimaryCare #HealthcareTechnology #BankingInnovation #Finastra #DigitalBank

In this article, hear from Gaurica Chacko, VP and Global Life Sciences Head at Wipro, who delves into how technology can rectify long-standing gender disparities in clinical trials, saving lives and advancing healthcare inclusivity. Access full article below: #IntelligentHealthTech #Healthcare #GenderEquality #ClinicalTrials #TechInnovation #LifeSciences #InclusiveHealthcare #Wipro

In everyday drug development, Generative AI tools are aiding product safety and regulatory compliance. They help overcome Machine Learning barriers by reducing the ‘training’ and system validation burden. This is achieved through on-the-fly data discovery, contextual learning, and narrative extrapolation. In this month's Health Insights feature, Ramesh Ramani, VP of Technology at ArisGlobal, and RaviKanth Valigari, VP of Product Development at ArisGlobal discuss the potential. "Specialised applications can now be developed that apply GenAI-type techniques, contextually, to data they haven’t seen before – learning from and processing the contents on the fly" That's just a snippet of what we have to offer in this month's magazine. Want to get ahead in your industry? Read the full magazine in the link below: https://lnkd.in/eM_3FdTE If you'd like to feature in the next issue of Intelligent Health.tech, contact our Managing Editor, Ellen Flannery at ellen@lynchpinmedia.com

Should digital health passports become the norm? RXNT’s CEO Randy Boldyga weighs in for Intelligent Health.tech. The potential benefits are undeniable, but to approach the mass adoption of digital medical passports, complex challenges must be addressed—privacy and security, access, regulations, technology, and much more. So how should organizations proceed? “For the time being, it’s crucial to maintain traditional methods of health record verification—but we also need to ensure digital options aren’t being ignored because they’re potentially more complex or more expensive to implement,” Boldyga says. Read the full article here: https://rxn.to/3W7SCoe #RXNT #Healthtech #HealthIT #DigitalHealth

This week's Intelligent Health.tech newsletter is now live! Sign up below to discover industry insights... 📰 This week's article: In a panel discussion event hosted at HLTH Europe, titled: ‘Mind the gap: Why diagnostic disparities damage women’s health’, experts shared their messages on the failings and shortcomings in the sector and highlighted the importance of early prevention, value-based care and leveraging innovative diagnostic tools like menstrual blood. 💡 Value of Wearables: According to Dr Nathan Malka, Cardiologist, CMC Ambroise Paré / Pierre Cherest / Hartmann, relying solely on historical data to predict the likelihood of developing cardiovascular disease is insufficient. 💻 Enhanced Connectivity: A pilot study at the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust (EEAST) has proved that cost effective improvements in NHS connectivity are available now and can be implemented within days. 🔎 Latest Analysis: Links between internet adoption and wellbeing are likely to be positive, despite popular concerns to the contrary, according to a major new international study from researchers at the Oxford Internet Institute, part of the University of Oxford. #IntelligentHealthTech #Healthcare #HealthcareInsights #Connectivity #NHS #EEAST #Data #HLTHEurope #Health #Newsletter #Subscribe #EmailNewsletter

Jaye Tillson, Field CTO at HPE Aruba Networking, and Martin Mascarenhas, Customer Engagement Director at Xalient, emphasise the critical need for 'pivotal' Zero Trust platforms. The healthcare industry, tasked with safeguarding people's most sensitive data, faces constant cyber-attacks and breaches. In fact, the American Hospital Association reported that healthcare cyberattacks in 2023 impacted over 100 million people. Access full article below: #CyberSecurity #ZeroTrust #HealthcareSecurity #HPEAruba #Xalient #DataProtection #CyberAttacks #InnovationInHealthcare #IntelligentHealthTech

For our cover story this month, we feature Dr Karen DeSalvo, Chief Health Officer at Google, who reflects on her exceptional journey. With a career deeply rooted in public health and social determinants of health, joining Google amidst the rapid changes brought by the COVID-19 pandemic has brought its challenges and plenty of opportunities for change. Here, she discusses the evolution of her priorities and Google’s role in advancing equitable healthcare through technology. "When we think about having health information on our phones, it means starting with knowledge so that when you visit the doctor, have a home visit or use telehealth, you’re prepared with questions and informed about your health." That's just a snippet of what we have to offer in this month's magazine. Want to get ahead in your industry? Read the full magazine in the link below: https://lnkd.in/eM_3FdTE If you'd like to feature in the next issue of Intelligent Health.tech, contact our Managing Editor, Ellen Flannery at ellen@lynchpinmedia.com

The health and care industry is facing major challenges due to increasing cost pressure and a shortage of skilled workers. In this article, Dr Anja Konhäuser, Partner and Co-founder of the digitalisation consultancy, OMMAX, discusses the future viability of companies increasingly depends on their digital infrastructure, especially in the area of personnel search, where digital processes already play a key role. Access full article below: #IntelligentHealthTech #Healthcare #HealthcareWorkers #Digitalisation #SkilledWorkers #DigitalProcess #DigitalTransformation #AI #DigitalProcesses #HealthcareIndustry

We're thrilled to feature Dr Karen DeSalvo, Chief Health Officer at Google, on the cover of July's edition of Intelligent Health.tech! Dr. DeSalvo shares insights into her exceptional journey in public health, highlighting the evolution of her priorities and Google's pivotal role in advancing equitable healthcare through technology. This issue also explores ground-breaking advancements in drug development with Generative AI tools. These tools are enhancing product safety and regulatory compliance by streamlining 'training' processes and system validations through dynamic data discovery and contextual learning. Hear from industry experts Ramesh Ramani and RaviKanth Valigari from ArisGlobal on the transformative potential of these innovations. Also featured this month is Andrea Coravos, Founder of HumanFirst, who shares insights on utilising digital health technologies and wearables to empower individuals managing chronic conditions in our Under the Microscope feature. That's just a snippet of what we have to offer in this month's magazine. Want to get ahead in your industry? Read the full magazine in the link below: https://lnkd.in/eM_3FdTE If you'd like to feature in the next issue of Intelligent Health.tech, contact our Managing Editor, Ellen Flannery at ellen@lynchpinmedia.com Jessica Sapick, Stephanie Lap-Peels, RaviKanth Valigari, Ramesh Ramani, Hilary Stephenson, April Chan-Tsui, Christopher Ochs, Martin Mascarenhas