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Addressing the Global Cybersecurity Risks of Implanted Medical Devices: A Guide for Healthcare Executives

In the wake of high-profile cyberattacks on healthcare organizations, it has become abundantly clear that no hospital or clinic is immune to cybersecurity threats. While many healthcare systems have bolstered defenses around electronic health records (EHRs) and payment systems,...

Preparing for winter respiratory virus season with point-of-care PCR assays

Respiratory viruses – including SARS-CoV-2, influenza A and B, and RSV – pose a major public health threat every year. The seasonal nature of these viruses leads to sudden surges in cases during winter, putting strain on healthcare systems....

Designing EMR systems to improve user experience for clinicians

Imagine, like me, that you were a clinician starting their medical career with the UK National Health Service (NHS). You discover a valuable resource that provides instant access to a patient’s medical history and insights into previous diagnoses and...

Design for Neurodiversity: driving change for the better

Accessible design, design for neurodiversity, inclusive design – these are not new terms, but seeing these design concepts translate into reality in the built environment has been a long time coming, and is now climbing up the agenda. As...

Data is the Foundation for AI to Deliver Value in MedTech

With artificial intelligence in healthcare, data is not just a minor component; it’s the foundational layer that amplifies AI’s potency, particularly in MedTech. When we peel back the layers of AI, we uncover crucial elements that engage with and...

Uninterrupted Power In Healthcare: The Critical Role Of Backup Generators And Compliance With Relevant Standards

Backup power systems such as generators are crucial in keeping healthcare facilities running following outages caused by extreme weather. But all electrical systems designs and installations must meet a significant number of codes and regulations, says Brady Eifrid, Senior...

How to Harness AI’s True Potential in the Healthcare Industry

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more ingrained in the healthcare experience, health facilities have an opportunity to reinvent themselves. Services traditionally performed at acute care sites using processes requiring hours or days to determine a diagnosis are available at...

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