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Democratizing Healthcare Towards Technology Landscape In SEA

Southeast Asian healthcare innovation is rising at a massive rate, with overall healthcare spending anticipated to rise to USD740b in 2025 from USD425b that was seen in 2021. A robust growth in diagnostics, telehealth, analytics, as well as remote patient monitoring has attracted funding across digital healthcare for USD10.7b which is a 62% surge from 2020, thereby putting Asia right behind the US.

In South East Asia, healthcare systems have already started to include hybrid model by tagging in-person treatment and telehealth to offer a better and enhanced experience for staff as well as patients while making sure to achieve the same clinical results.

That said, with southeast asia being the fusion of cultures, the quick growth as well as digitalization differs from one country to another in the healthcare industry. It is well to be taken into account that most of the companies in the health-tech arena are based out of Singapore, with Indonesia being the second biggest base.

Although Singapore is ahead with a more enhanced and developed setup, there are other markets with an infrastructure that is evolving and still has room to expand.

The bigger question today for the entire region is how to democratise progress in the tech sector when it comes to the healthcare segment so that more markets are able to tap on its growth.

Healthcare startups and traditional hospitals: the synergies

One of the primary ways to speed up the transformation of healthcare providers and the hospitals is by partnering as well as incubating startups from healthtech. The fact remains that the pandemic has widened and surged the digital adoption through various life aspects and has also rose the preference and faith that consumers hold in healthtech.

The telemedicine usage has doubled for consumers and physicians. Because of this, hospital facilities aren’t just viewed as healthcare providers; with teleconsulting, they’re also centres of great convenience. However, consumers that are based across other parts of SEA like Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines, still have faith in traditional primary care providers around 30% more than the tech companies so as to manage and coordinate care.

Healthcare systems and personnel have already picked up the pace when it comes to adopting new technologies. The usage of augmented reality tools has increased from 60% to 70%, and even the number of physicians making use of machine learning and AI has more than doubled.

That said, there is a limitation to how long traditional hospitals can transform digitally without external opinions from experts or partnerships.

The idea is to make traditional healthcare systems transform into part of a health ecosystem that makes use of physical and digital health services.  As far as what lies ahead for healthcare in SEA, offering a conducive environment for healthtech by building sustainable healthcare ecosystems is the key.

Accurate X-Ray Imaging Through Quantum Recoil A Possibility

For the first time ever since the theory came into existence almost 80 years back, the scientists of Singapore’s Nanyag Technological University have laid out a phenomenon of quantum recoil which brings out the fact that how the particle nature of light causes major impact on the electrons that move through the materials.

By turning quantum recoil into reality, which is practical, businesses eventually will be allowed to more precisely bring out x-rays pertaining to specific energy levels, which will in turn lead to high healthcare accuracy as well as precision in manufacturing applications such as medical imaging and also the detection of flaws in semiconductor chips.

The scientists from Nanyag Technological University have already filed a patent that is based on the results of the recoil as well as earlier research based on producing x rays that use inorganic compounds that are almost the size of computer chips that are exposed to electrons that are moving.

The patent also indicates an approach to creating smaller machines that are not only cheaper but also conditioned to produce specific X-ray energies with greater accuracy. It is well to be noted that the tuneable machines would help give biomedical imaging a prolific boost. Importantly, in healthcare settings, the X-rays get produced by way of a wide range of general imaging applications; with a tuneable X-ray machine, a smaller range of X-ray energy gets generated. It is this ability to tune the X-ray source to a narrow range of energies which is specific and opens up a new horizon of biomedical imaging applications.

Cancer Cells May Get Weakened And Thereby Not Spread At All

It is a known fact that the cancer cells have gone on to develop numerous mechanisms to thrive. One such example is derived from the evolution theories that are pretty old- positive selection which is the flourishing of favourable cancer mutations with a tendency.

That said, the negative selection role, which is the process that involves foregoing cells with disadvantageous mutations, has not been particularly linked to cancer. A team from Kanazawa University has put to fore a potential influx of intestinal tumors’ negative selection.  

The team from the university has already started the research through propagating and isolating cells from mice’s intestinal tumors. The ability of these cells to migrate by transplanting into the mice’s spleens or even metastasize into the liver was witnessed. It was observed that 2 weeks after the procedure took place, there were around 30% of the cells that were transplanted did not migrate into the liver at all.

That said the genetic profiling related to migratory as well as nonmigratory cells put out the fact that both types because of the original tumor intact had all cancer mutations. The metastatic potential loss in some instances was not attributed to the cancer mutations loss.

After this, all kinds of cells that were propagated were then grown on the gel-based matrices that mimicked the internal tissue milieu. However, there were reduced growth and survival rates in the nonmetastatic cells.

Thereby, it was a probability that the cancer cells that were unfavourable were on the verge of elimination because of the negative selection. To further check the including properties of tumours, all types of cells were injected into healthy mice, and as expected, no tumour was generated by nonmetastatic cells.

The researchers have previously explored that there is a tendency for nonmetastatic cells to always tag along and migrate with metastatic cells. That said, when the cells got transplanted together, there was only a partial migration witnessed in nonmetastatic cells.

In order to gauge the reason of their metastasis reduction, a genetic sequencing got conducted which brough to the attention the genetic profiles of nonmetastatic and metastatic cells that were significantly different. The nonmetastatic cells as a matter of fact showed a more pronounced gene reduction that exhibited the stem cells features.

And finally, the pattern pertaining to metastasis of the cell types was also assessed as the cells were propagated across multiple rounds. Although the nonmetastatic cells retained an absolute loss of metastasis, there were some metastatic cells that, with time, also developed an ability reduction paired with stem cell inhibition just like the genes.

This study goes on to show that there are certain cancer cells that lose their migratory properties and are therefore no longer able to cause tumour tissues to grow. The research team that was involved also reported stem cell-related gene inhibition as a probable cause. The researchers said that the metastatic ability loss and the mechanism underlying it is going to be significant for the development of future therapeutic strategies. The spread of cancer can be kept in check with such cells.

Clinical Study Shows Vista.ai Significantly Reduces Cardiac MRI Scan Time

Vista.ai, a pioneer and leader in automated MRI solutions, announced results from a clinical adaptation study on the company’s One Click MRI™ software, led by Dr. Raymond Kwong, Director, Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging for Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women’s Hospital. The findings show that Vista.ai’s AI-guided image acquisition software improves cardiac MRI (CMR) scan times and achieves high adoption rates by hospital imaging staff. Dr. Kwong will discuss the learnings and implications of the study at an interactive breakfast symposium at 7:20 a.m. PST on Jan. 27, 2023, at the SCMR Scientific Sessions in San Diego.

Dr. Kwong evaluated the use of One Click MRI across approximately 1,100 consecutive studies for cardiomyopathy and structural heart disease, comparing traditional CMR exams against both partial and full AI-assisted scans from April to September 2022.

With respect to CMR exam time, Dr. Kwong’s study found that:

  • Full AI-assisted scans – where a technologist uses One Click MRI to oversee the exam with no manual operation – were 31% shorter than non-AI scans.

  • 90% of full AI-assisted scans were completed within 45 minutes, while only 25% of unassisted scans were completed within that timeframe.

  • Full AI-assisted scan times were threefold more consistent than unassisted scan times. Both had minimum times of 26 to 27 minutes; however, maximum times were 64 minutes versus 161 minutes, respectively.

Failed adoption of other promising technologies in the medical field has spotlighted the critical importance of gaining support of frontline workers. Notably, Dr. Kwong’s study found that voluntary use of One Click MRI steadily grew as technologists witnessed the software’s ease of use and benefits firsthand. Technologist adoption increased from 13% during the first full month One Click MRI was available (May) to 55% at the end of the study (September).

“An influx of patients with COVID-19-induced cardiac issues further strained the operation of our CMR program at Brigham. Before initiating the One Click MRI study, some outpatients were waiting up to three to four weeks for a CMR scan. Even our sickest inpatients would often have to wait two to five days for a scan,” Dr. Kwong said. “We believe that with continued use of One Click MRI, we will further reduce scan times to an average of 30 minutes, shrink the backlog to improve upon pre-pandemic levels, and sustain a CMR growth rate of about 15% a year.”

A case study summarizing Dr. Kwong’s full clinical findings is available at vista.ai/evidence/studies. In addition to demonstrations of One Click MRI, the case study will also be on display at the Vista.ai’s SCMR booth (#503).

“A standard CMR is complex and unpredictably long, causing unnecessary stress and burnout for clinicians and discomfort for patients,” said Itamar Kandel, Vista.ai’s CEO. “We applaud Dr. Kwong’s rigorous clinical evaluation of One Click MRI across more than 1,000 patients over a six-month timeframe, and we are thrilled with his conclusions that the software yields positive impacts on clinician workflow, MRI scanner throughput, patient convenience and time to diagnosis. These findings serve as a foundation of evidence to fuel our efforts to make CMR available to all patients who can benefit.”

One Click MRI is initially focused on automating and simplifying a CMR exam, which is increasingly considered the gold-standard cardiac diagnostic, yet is notoriously difficult and time-consuming to complete. Today, specially-trained CMR technologists need to perform the exam, and in the U.S., there is only one such technologist for every 20 MRI machines. Vista.ai recently announced planned expansion beyond the heart to other anatomies and clinical areas.

Patient Care Complications On Rise Due To Ransomware Attacks

As per the new study conducted by the Ponemon Institute, almost half, i.e., 45%, of the healthcare provider respondents, opined that the ransomware attacks have led to an increase in medical procedure complications. The percentage is up from 36% in 2021.

579 healthcare IT professionals were surveyed in the fourth quarter of last year just to gauge how ransomware is consistently impacting patient care and to also find out the essence of cybersecurity in ensuring that the impact is reduced.

Ponemon got to know that more than one in five people who were surveyed said that attacks pertaining to ransomware had quite an adverse effect on the mortality rates of the patients.

The most commonly witnessed impact was the surge in patients either getting diverted or transferred to other facilities, which was reported by 70% of the surveyed people. The previous study reported a percentage of 65%. Due to the poor cybersecurity controls as well as the vulnerabilities that come with third-party technology, organizations witnessed a surge in the ransomware attacks. Besides, most of these organisations that have experienced the attacks are paying the ransom.

67% of the respondents claimed that their organisations paid, with the average coming to $352,541, an increase from $282,675 in 2021. As per the researchers, the average duration of the disruptions due to ransomware attacks was more than a month, or 35 days to be precise.

The study also took into consideration the yardstick for risk mitigation resourcing such as investment in staffing that had higher levels of omissions needed to take care of risks by third party and also investment for new technologies in cyber preparedness.

As per the researchers, cybersecurity peer benchmarking gives important insights on how healthcare resources must be set up so as to reduce the ransomware risk. Benchmarking did show the effectiveness of cybersecurity, and its compliance also went a long way in establishing programme goals with more data-driven decision making. It was also determined that this helped them to be responsive and recover from the cyberattack.

According to a study that was conducted by the US Department of Homeland Security Agency on cybersecurity and infrastructure security, there was a quantified correlation that was seen between intensive care bed utilisation and deaths that took place 2, 4, and 6 weeks after a ransomware attack.

An analysis of the excess deaths apart from COVID-19 revealed some interesting facts. One of which was that the fastest growing cohort which was affected by the non-COVID deaths was 25–44-year-olds due to delayed as well as degraded care. 

Ponemon Institutes findings suggest that the hospital IT as well as security personnel continue to have a stand that ransomware does have an expanded as well as adverse effect on the patient care. With such attacks growing thick and fast and most firms under consistent threat, there are findings on how peer benchmarking can help cybersecurity programs’ effectiveness.

Bankruptcies Take The Healthcare Industry By Storm In 2022

With a COVID hangover, there is a lot that healthcare companies are currently going through because of the high cost of labour as well as staffing and supply dearth, as per one of the reports.

Besides this, companies are also becoming more susceptible to an increase in costs due to inflation, low returns on the assets they have invested in, and a hike in the rate of interest, all of which can have an adverse effect on their access to capital as well as cash flow.

It should be taken into account that right from 2019 through 2022, almost 26% senior care companies accounted for healthcare company bankruptcy filings whereas the pharma companies were standing at a figure of 23%.

On the other hand, hospitals stood at a figure of about 13% and were followed by medical supply firms, clinics and also physician practices.

2022 saw filings rise drastically all through it, with the fourth quarter accounting for more filings than the first. When it comes to companies having liabilities of more than $100 million, there has been a significant rise in large bankruptcy filings. If one divides the year, the first half of 2022 saw one large bankruptcy compared to six in the second half. Companies that are named as lower-middle market companies and are defined by liabilities between $ 10 million and $ 50 million, also saw higher levels than when the pandemic began.

It is expected in 2023 that senior care as well as the pharma industries will continue with their market consolidation and other distresses related to finances, with rural, standalone hospitals likely to experience the same.

One ray of light, however, was that hospital bankruptcy filings went down in 2022 as compared to 2019.

5 Pathways to Recovering from a Serious Addiction

You have made the decision to take control of your life and recover from a serious addiction. The road you are about to embark on is not an easy one, but with the right support, resources and determination it can be done.

Here’s a look at some of the pathways available for recovering from an addiction, and what each involves.

Detox Programs

Detoxification programs, such as the ones offered at Leora Columbus Facility, provide safe, suitable medical care while helping addicts overcome their physical dependence on drugs or alcohol. Such programs typically involve medically supervised detox in which medications may be used to ease withdrawal symptoms, as well as to reduce cravings.

During this process, patients can receive round-the-clock monitoring and supportive care that can help ensure successful recovery over time.

Residential In-Patient Treatment

Residential inpatient treatment centers provide 24/7 access to therapeutic services within a secure facility environment that helps keep individuals away from triggers outside of treatment settings.

This type of program is often recommended for those suffering from severe addictions or dual diagnosis issues, where mental health concerns need additional attention, such as depression, anxiety or bipolar disorder.

Along with substance abuse treatment, therapies including individual counseling sessions and group therapy sessions designed specifically for those struggling with addiction issues related to drugs or alcohol use disorders will be offered.

Finding a reputable, respected residential rehabilitation provider, like Fort Wayne Recovery, is wise if you want the best results from your course of treatment.

Outpatient Treatment

Outpatient drug rehab offers flexible scheduling options that enable people who cannot commit to a full time residential treatment due to work responsibilities or other commitments like childcare. This type of treatment is also suitable as a follow-up to in-patient treatment, easing you back into normal life while keeping you on the path to recovery.

Structured outpatient treatments include intensive day programs, plus regular visits between doctor appointments which may include individualized therapy sessions designed by counselors. These will pay special attention to each patient’s specific needs related towards overcoming their substance abuse issues.

With proper guidance, such treatments offer lasting results when taken seriously. Setting goals and maintaining them accordingly over time will increase chances for sustained sobriety in addition providing invaluable tools needed when dealing with future temptations and relapse episodes if they arise throughout life’s ever changing course.

Psychiatric Support

Psychiatric support can be an invaluable resource for those struggling with addiction. Psychiatrists specialize in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mental health disorders and have the expertise to provide medications to help manage withdrawal symptoms, as well as any underlying mental illnesses that may be contributing to addictive behaviors.

In addition, the right psychiatrists are able to refer individuals for therapeutic programs such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) or other psychotherapies designed specifically around addiction recovery needs.

Group Meetings

Group meetings can offer additional support during recovery from an addiction. These meetings typically involve a variety of activities including education about the disease of addiction, discussion groups where participants share their experiences with one another and learn how others are managing their own recoveries.

They also involve social events that facilitate building healthy relationships outside of treatment settings while having fun at the same time.

Concluding considerations

Recovery from a serious addiction is not easy, but it is possible when you have access to all available resources — professional guidance via detox programs or residential inpatient treatments, plus ongoing psychiatric care & group meeting sessions.

All this combined will greatly increase chances of achieving lasting sobriety over time. With proper determination and commitment, success is within reach, even if relapse episodes happen along life’s ever-changing course.

Warrington And Halton Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Integrates Their EPR With The NHS Digital GP Connect Products

Warrington & Halton Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have successfully gone live with the integration of their EPR with NHS Digital’s GP Connect products. Clinicians using Dedalus’ EPR can now see key clinical information from GP systems in the hospital’s EPR at the point of care.

Supporting the medicines reconciliation process, clinical teams at the Trust can now securely access GP medication and allergy records. Clinicians at the Trust can view and import a patient’s current medication status. All staff with the relevant access involved in a patient’s care now have additional information upon which to base ongoing treatment decisions.

GP Connect, part of the wider NHS Digital interoperability strategy, provides doctors, nurses, and pharmacy staff with access to key clinical information held within GP records such as current medications and allergy status. It allows authorised clinical staff to share and view GP practice clinical information and data between IT systems, quickly and efficiently. The service makes patient medical information available to all appropriate clinicians when and where they need it to support direct patient care, leading to improvements in both care and outcomes. The service provides more secure information transfer using Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), removing the need to use less secure methods such as email or fax.

Peter Abraham, Lead Pharmacist for EPMA, Homecare, Medicines Management and Ophthalmology at Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust said: “Integrating GP Connect with Dedalus’ EPR has benefits for staff and patients, improving decisions and saving time. We can obtain and validate medication and allergy data from GP Connect for adding to a patient record in the EPR, in the knowledge that the data is consistent and secure.”

Colin Henderson, Managing Director, UK, and Ireland, Dedalus, said: “The Trust is leading the way in the integration of GP Connect to their EPR. More integrated ways of working across health and care are reliant on the ability of IT systems to be interoperable to enable care professionals and patients to better manage care, Warrington and Halton are embracing this through GP Connect.”

4 Reasons How Technology Will Shape-Up Healthcare In 2023

Due to COVID-19, there was a rapid rise in the adoption of healthcare technology, which in turn reshaped the existence of American medical operations and their delivery. But as 2022 came to a close, there were numerous factors that suggested that there was a slowing down in the adoption of technology, which also included a mild digi-health funding and a dip in the utilisation of virtual care. Besides, there were many cyberattacks that raised concerns on the privacy of medical data that was sensitive.

All said and done, experts seem to be upbeat about US healthcare in 2023 as they see a huge potential for the technology to improve.

This year may see the real-world utilisation of AI and a raised standard for health data privacy as well as cybersecurity. Although the investors are bound to be more cautious, the startups will continue to avail themselves of funding, and higher clinical standards will be set in the telehealth industry.

The digital health is expected to go back in time

After the world saw a volatile year of digital health funding, which was followed by a sudden market correction, it is expected that the health tech industry is going to go back to the basics this year as the funders are expected to give safety a priority over risk.

Digital health funding may see a drop as compared to what happened in the past, but the levels are expected to stabilise this year.

Telehealth is expected to shift toward high-value care

As per the research, the use of telehealth has been falling ever since it peaked in 2020. That said, some experts predict that the demand for digitally delivered healthcare will continue to rise as the volume shifts from urgent care visits to virtual care.

Virtual care will increasingly be held to the same clinical benchmarks as in-person care, and it is expected that this year will bring in more quality and safety.

AI’s Inflection point

The potential of artificial intelligence has long been eyed by the healthcare sector; however, its adoption has been slow. It is expected that more evidence starts emerging this year to help its ease of adoption.

Stress of healthcare companies on cybersecurity as well as privacy

It is pretty much a known scenario that as health organisations continue to embrace technology, cyber-attacks will grow, which will in turn require the need for a secured cyber environment. It is well to note that health organisations are expected to raise their budgets for cybersecurity, which in some cases is going to be more than 15% of what was allocated in 2022. Healthcare sector companies shall continue to make sure that the patient data is secure.

Building A Healthcare Center: 7 Things You Need To Consider

When it comes to building a healthcare center, there are many things you need to consider. It is not as simple as building a house or building an office block; a healthcare facility requires more aspects in order for it to be deemed safe. Building a safe and secure healthcare center can take some time, so it is important that you do plenty of research and hire a team that will help you complete this project to a high standard. In this article, we will go over several things you need to consider when building a healthcare center. If you are planning to build a healthcare facility, then this article is for you. Keep on reading to find out more.

What Is Your Timeline For The Project

One of the first things you need to consider when building a healthcare center is the timeline. Before you begin the construction process, you must first create a timeline for the project. Having a timeline in place before you begin the construction process will help you stay organized as you will have clear guidelines to follow. Have a think about all the work that needs to be done and then construct a timeline that aligns with the assigned project. As mentioned previously, building a healthcare center takes a lot of time, so it is important that you establish a realistic timeline for your team to work with. A short and unrealistic timeline will likely stress out your team, and it could mean that the work is not completed to the standard you want. So, make sure you set a realistic timeline so that your team can work efficiently.

Use Software To Help You Manage The Project

When it comes to planning and managing your construction project, you could benefit from using healthcare project management software. Technology has come a long way in the last few decades, which means there are now countless apps and software that can help you manage your healthcare construction project. Kahua is a company that provides software for healthcare construction, which allows you to manage your project in an effective and efficient way. With Kahua you can manage costs, funding, and communication using their intelligent software. With a project as big as building a healthcare center, using efficient software will allow you to manage the project in a responsible way. Technology makes life so much easier, so there is no reason why you shouldn’t use technology to your advantage when you are building your own healthcare center.

Plan The Layout Carefully

Another thing you need to consider when building a construction site is to plan the layout carefully. With something as big as a healthcare center, it is essential that you create a detailed layout of how you want the center to be. You need to ensure that the layout is clear and concise as this will make it easier for staff and patients to get around the center once it is built. Consider the reception area as the focal point and build the rest of the center around this. As well as thinking about the interior of the healthcare center, you should also plan the exterior too. A healthcare center will be a very busy place, which means you need to have a big parking lot for both staff and visitors. Your healthcare center needs to be accessible by car and ambulance, so ensure that you create an exterior layout that works for both of these vehicles.

Put Patients Needs First

Ultimately, the main goal for a healthcare center is to have a safe place for patients to receive treatment and recover. Because patients are at the center of your project, you must consider their needs throughout the entire construction process. If you are building a healthcare center, then it is likely that you have a lot of experience in a healthcare setting. When it comes to creating your own healthcare center, you should use your previous experience to help you create a center that is better than others you have been in. If you spent years working in one hospital, then you know what works and what doesn’t, so use this knowledge to create a center that will give patients a safe place to receive treatment. Putting your patient’s needs first will keep you focused on what is really important, and it will ultimately mean you have happier and healthier patients.

Ensure Construction Workers Are Safe

Another important thing you need to consider when building a healthcare center is ensuring that your construction workers are kept safe. While it is important to focus on patients and the end result of your project, you also cannot neglect the people who are helping to build the center. On a construction site, there are a lot of risks, which means you need to do everything you can to ensure your workers are kept safe. Ensure that all workers are safety trained and that they know what to do in an emergency. Furthermore, you must provide all workers with safety gear and equipment like hard hats, high-vis jackets, and steel-toe cap boots. This safety gear must be worn by everyone while on site, so it would be a good idea to put up signage that clearly displays the safety rules and regulations. Maintaining safety on a construction site is the responsibility of everyone, so make sure everyone is doing their part to remain safe.

Focus On Materials

Cleanliness and sanitation are two very important things within a healthcare setting. When you are treating unwell patients, you must ensure that they are being kept in sanitary conditions as this can prevent them from contracting any viruses. When it comes to building a healthcare center, you must ensure that the materials you use can be easily sanitized and wiped down. You must take into consideration how easy these materials are to care for and whether they are long-lasting. If you buy cheap materials, you will likely find that they crack easily over time, which creates a breeding ground for bacteria. Research materials beforehand and make sure that you are investing your money in materials that will be both sanitary and long-lasting. Investing in these materials will benefit both the patients and the staff who work at the healthcare center.

Ensure Building Is Accessible

Accessibility is an important thing you need to consider when building a healthcare center. Within a healthcare center, many patients will need to be transported around using wheelchairs or hospital beds, which means you need to ensure the whole center is wheelchair friendly. Ensure that there are ramps going into the building and that there is plenty of disabled parking spots in your parking lot. As well as this, you should make sure that you have working elevators throughout the whole center and that the entire center can be accessed by someone in a wheelchair. It would also be a good idea to ensure that the hallways within the center are wide enough for multiple wheelchair users to get through and that the hallways are always kept clear, so that people can get through. Accessibility within a healthcare setting is essential, so make sure you consider this aspect when building a healthcare center.

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