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Posted: 17 june 2022

How Healthcare Can Employ Robotics To Address Patient Immobility

Immobility in patients has always been an issue at home or at a hospital. It can be a result of a neurodegenerative disease, stroke, or even a bone fracture, making it challenging to move a person from one place to another without hitting a road bump. It will usually take a few people to lift someone off the bed, and if you repeat it several times a day and throughout the years, it will rack up to hundreds of lost clinical hours at any healthcare facility. Perhaps, robotics in healthcare can be a breakthrough technology in this sector.

The Cereal Entrepreneur - Running for Heroes

In this episode, The Startups Magazine speaks to Olivia Strong MBE, Founder of Run for Heroes all about how the run 5, donate 5, nominate 5 came about and where they are now the pandemic is over. Read more here.

An Employer’s Guide To Digital Healthcare

Nicholas Domnisch is the CEO & Partner of EE Solutions, an NYC-based software development agency empowering innovation in digital health.

Rectal Cancer Disappears After Experimental Use of Immunotherapy

12 patients with rectal cancer treated with dostarlimab - an anti PD1 monoclonal antibody with complete response. A very encouraging study for patients with stage 2/3 rectal cancer. More info here.

Insomnia is common during menopause & can have a HUGE impact on your ability to function properly

What can you do about it? Check out Kensa Health latest blog post on sleep and #menopause #perimenopause. Click here.

Inside Redesign Health’s Bid To Change The Healthcare Innovation Cycle

Often misunderstood, Redesign Health’s model is a very different way to create, fund and launch healthcare startups, but will it pay off over the long term?

Thousands of UK workers begin world’s biggest trial of four-day week

More than 3,300 workers at 70 UK companies, ranging from a local chippy to large financial firms, start working a four-day week from Monday with no loss of pay in the world’s biggest trial of the new working pattern. Read more…

Bringing The Human Connection Back To Healthcare

“Reigniting the Human Connection” is released with ForbesBooks This release is posted on behalf of ForbesBooks (operated by Advantage Media Group under license). NEW YORK (May 10, 2022) — Reigniting the Human Connection: A Pathway to Diversity, Inclusion, and Health Equity by Dr. Jennifer Mieres, Dr. Elizabeth McCulloch, and Dr. Michael Wright is available now. The book is published with ForbesBooks, the exclusive business book publishing imprint of Forbes, and is available on Amazon today.

A Vision Of Healthcare 3.0

Healthcare is entering its third evolutionary stage. According to a report by Deloitte, the primary focus during the first stage was on institutions; medical providers were the "source of ultimate reference." The second stage saw a greater focus on doctors, with medical providers seen as having a more advisory role on health matters. Today, the patient is at the heart of everything, able to access information and advice from a range of sources and often determining their own health outcome. Healthcare 3.0, as this current stage is known, is a forward-looking aspiration for a world in which healthcare is transformed by digital solutions: a patient-centric world where healthcare is convenient and seamless.

Applications for P4SY Precision Medicine Accelerator South Yorkshire 2022 are open!

The P4 Precision programme seeks the world’s leading Precision Medicine startups to support through development, regulation, investment, adoption and scale to UK and international markets to innovate and advance the healthcare landscape. Applications for P4SY Precision Medicine Accelerator South Yorkshire 2022 are…

Technology’s Role In Repairing A Broken Healthcare System

Jaideep Tandon is Chairman of Infinx Healthcare, a leader in AI-powered, specialist-supported patient access and revenue cycle solutions.

AHSN Network Update for HealthTech Innovators

Do you have an innovation that could transform lives, and need support to reach healthcare leaders? Academic Health Science Networks work closely with businesses and individual innovators to help realise the potential of their ideas. Read more here.

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