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Chiang Mai University and Saraphi Hospital, Chiang Mai, Thailand have developed a mobile app aimed to survey, collect and digitise health data of Saraphi’s district residents.
The Australian government is pushing forward the plan to allow ...
Broward Health System has recently launched ‘bring your own device ...
Autism Foundation of Thailand yesterday launched a mobile application to enhance physical and mental development of the autistic, and provide guidance to their parents.
One of Canada’s largest academic teaching hospitals, The Ottawa Hospital in Ontario, modernises its e-health services — while improving patient care, rolling out mobile apps, and integrating care management systems.
Singapore’s Integrated Health Information Systems today announced a joint development project to set up the country’s first healthcare IT laboratory to provide cutting edge software for public hospitals to transform patient care.
The Food and Drug Administration will issue final guidance on medical mobile applications and how it will be regulated before October 1.
The Cardinal Santos Medical Center will be developing digital health solutions in a bid to set the standards for doctor-patient engagement in the Philippines.
Under a major new initiative, New Zealand’s Gore Hospital develops robotics technology to manage healthcare for the elderly and patients across remote and rural area areas.
Piramal Foundation’s Swathya project, Health Management and Research Institute (HMRI) in India has recently signed an agreement of service with the government of Karnataka to provide telehealth service via Information Help Line Services in the state with 104 BSNL telephone number.
Sunnybrook Health Science Centre, Canada has recently deployed new software for online appointment scheduling and online consultation assessment questionnaires, adding up to MyChart—its personal health record.
The Government of Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia, launched a call centre number for residents to get information about hospitals across the city.
The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) is providing online information on dengue cases per community as part of the effort to intensify the preventive measure and serve as alert mechanism to concerned government offices, and citizen.
In a bid to ensure transparency in the application process for obtaining a driving licence ...
It is nine months since the Government of India announced a plan to overhaul the ...
Bangladesh is planning stringent measures to fight cyber crime amid the rapid expansion of information ...