Intelligent Health.tech

Technology can be a vital tool in treating neurological conditions but scaling up its applications requires knowledge of the healthcare industry across various countries. Jorgen Ellis, CEO of neuro-rehab company Strolll , and Clare Auty, Head of Independent Health and Social Care at UK and Ireland law firm Browne Jacobson, explain the key steps this involves. "Any HealthTech business should be making the necessary steps to protect their intellectual property (IP) from the very beginning to safeguard their innovations but also enhance their valuation and attractiveness to investors." 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/ebm7JkDr If you'd like to feature in the next issue of Intelligent Health.tech, contact our Managing Editor, Ellen Flannery at ellen@lynchpinmedia.com

In this month's Health Insights feature, Rob Anderson, Global CEO at Everlight Radiology, takes us through the future of radiology within the MENA region. With growing imaging demand and radiologist shortages, Everlight Radiology’s innovative teleradiology solutions are bridging the gap, ensuring expert care and reducing healthcare inequalities. "Everlight Radiology brings an innovative and agile approach, using state-of-the-art technology to allow radiologists to practice wherever they are in the world – moving the image to the radiologist rather than taking the radiologist to the image." 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/ebm7JkDr If you'd like to feature in the next issue of Intelligent Health.tech, contact our Managing Editor, Ellen Flannery at ellen@lynchpinmedia.com

As global demand for world-class healthcare soars, King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre (KFSHRC) is positioning itself at the forefront of medical tourism. For this month's cover story, Dr Björn Zoega, Deputy CEO at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center, discusses the hospital’s rise as a premier destination, its pioneering use of cutting-edge technologies and its role in shaping healthcare in the Middle East under Saudi Vision 2030. "KFSHRC is transforming into a smarter, more responsive healthcare provider equipped to meet growing demand and deliver excellence in medical care. And at the core of all this is a commitment to lead the HealthTech evolution with a sense of curiosity and purpose." 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/ebm7JkDr If you'd like to feature in the next issue of Intelligent Health.tech, contact our Managing Editor, Ellen Flannery at ellen@lynchpinmedia.com

We're delighted to feature Dr Björn Zoega, Deputy CEO at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center, on the cover of October's edition of Intelligent Health.tech. He discusses the hospital’s rise as a premier destination, its pioneering use of cutting-edge technologies and its role in shaping healthcare in the Middle East under Saudi Vision 2030. In this month's Health Insights feature, Rob Anderson, Global CEO at Everlight Radiology, takes us through the future of radiology within the MENA region. With growing imaging demand and radiologist shortages, Everlight Radiology’s innovative teleradiology solutions are bridging the gap, ensuring expert care and reducing healthcare inequalities. Technology can be a vital tool in treating neurological conditions but scaling up its applications requires knowledge of the healthcare industry across various countries. Jorgen Ellis, CEO of neuro-rehab company Strolll , and Clare Auty, Head of Independent Health and Social Care at UK and Ireland law firm Browne Jacobson, explain the key steps this involves. 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/ebm7JkDr If you'd like to feature in the next issue of Intelligent Health.tech, contact our Managing Editor, Ellen Flannery at ellen@lynchpinmedia.com

Technology can be a vital tool in treating neurological conditions but scaling up its applications requires knowledge of the healthcare industry across various countries. In this article, Jorgen Ellis, CEO of neuro-rehab company Strolll , and Clare Auty, Head of Independent Health and Social Care at UK and Ireland law firm Browne Jacobson, explain the key steps this involves. Access full article below: #intelligenthealthtech #healthtech #healthcare #innovation #neurotech #technology #healthcareinnovation

Not long ago, wellness was a niche market with a limited number of products and services, catering mainly to hardcore fitness enthusiasts. Now, with four in five consumers planning to buy new health and fitness products and services in the coming year, wellness is a major driver of economic growth. In this month's Scrubbing Up feature, David Knies, wellness and innovation expert at PA Consulting, tells us more. "While the majority (57%) of those surveyed said they were willing to share their personal fitness and health data with brands, scepticism remains and there’s a trust gap to overcome – particularly around more medical-grade products." 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/es5ig57S If you'd like to feature in the next issue of Intelligent Health.tech, contact our Managing Editor, Ellen Flannery at ellen@lynchpinmedia.com

Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) and AI start-up TORTUS are collaborating on a research partnership, which has shown promise for the use of ambient AI to improve consultation experiences for clinicians and patients. In this month's Industry Investigation, Professor Andrew Taylor, Director of Innovation, Great Ormond Street Hospital, tells us more. "Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds enormous potential for the NHS, if used in the right way" 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/es5ig57S If you'd like to feature in the next issue of Intelligent Health.tech, contact our Managing Editor, Ellen Flannery at ellen@lynchpinmedia.com

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our first-ever ‘FemTech’ edition of Intelligent Health.tech, coming this November! This special edition will focus entirely on the latest innovations in women’s health technology, highlighting ground-breaking advancements and the visionaries behind them. What to expect: 💡 In-depth features on cutting-edge FemTech solutions 🔍 Exclusive insights from industry leaders 🚀 Pioneering stories shaping the future of women’s health We’re looking for thought leadership articles and expert interviews to showcase in this exclusive edition. If you’re interested in contributing, we’d love to hear from you! Email: ellen@lynchpinmedia.com #IntelligentHealthTech #FemTech #WomensHealth #Healthcare #FemTechSolutions #IndustryLeader

For our cover story this month, we delve into Capgemini Research Institute’s ground-breaking report, ‘The Connected Health Revolution’, with Geoff McCleary, VP of Global Connected Health Practice at Capgemini. Geoff sheds light on the report’s findings, discussing the rapid acceleration of connected health technologies, the impact of AI and the steps life sciences organisations should take to navigate these transformative changes effectively. “Innovations, such as smart medication adherence apps, connected rehabilitation tools, and clinical decision support tools mean that companies can improve patient outcomes, tap into data and AI-driven patient insights, bring new products to market sooner and improve their existing products,” 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/es5ig57S If you'd like to feature in the next issue of Intelligent Health.tech, contact our Managing Editor, Ellen Flannery at ellen@lynchpinmedia.com

For our cover story this month, we delve into Capgemini Research Institute’s ground-breaking report, ‘The Connected Health Revolution’, with insights from Geoff McCleary, VP of Global Connected Health Practice at Capgemini. McCleary sheds light on the report’s findings, discussing the rapid acceleration of connected health technologies, the impact of AI, and the steps life sciences organisations should take to navigate these transformative changes effectively. In our Industry Investigation feature, we explore the promising research partnership between Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) and AI start-up TORTUS. Professor Andrew Taylor, Director of Innovation at GOSH, shares how ambient AI could enhance consultation experiences for clinicians and patients. Meanwhile, in our Scrubbing Up section, we examine the booming wellness industry. Once a niche market, wellness is now a major economic driver, with four in five consumers planning to buy new health and fitness products in the coming year. David Knies, wellness and innovation expert at PA Consulting, provides valuable insights into this growing sector. 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/es5ig57S If you'd like to feature in the next issue of Intelligent Health.tech, contact our Managing Editor, Ellen Flannery at ellen@lynchpinmedia.com Colin Boyd, Anthony D., WatchGuard Technologies, Rex Booth, SailPoint, Learna, Cesar Cernuda, NetApp, Dennis Lenard