Amazon has announced the inauguration of its virtual health service platform, named Amazon Clinic, that is aimed at providing care for 20 common diseases like acne, dandruff, heartburn, etc.
While others talk about physicians when addressing the issue of an increasing workforce, Greater Good Health has taken a different approach by focusing on nurse practitioners.
After carrying out a study on 50 healthcare organisations, Bessemer Venture Partners has explicated the key indicators of successful health tech businesses:
In order to build technologies, such as applications and wearables, that may not only assist consumers in recognising health risks like infectious viruses but also access resources for treatment, Evidation, a California-based digital health firm, has come up with FluSmart technology.
The Royal College of Radiologists and xWave, an Irish health technology firm, have teamed up to improve the accessibility of the latter’s technology in the UK.
Methodist Hospitals, an Indiana-based healthcare system, has entered into a strategic partnership with Infor, a cloud-based solutions provider.
Famous as a search platform that allows consumers to compare medicine prices across various pharmacies, GoodRX is all set to launch a new similar platform called “Provider Mode.”
HealthTap, a California-based healthcare provider, has announced strategic partnership with Samsung, the electronics giant, to leverage Samsung Smart TVs for provision of virtual healthcare in the US.
These are the weekly disruptions seen in the healthcare industry from last week.
As the healthcare industry welcomes the entrance of newer digital mental health tools rapidly, the safety concerns becomes a growing concern.
Amazon has announced the inauguration of its virtual health service platform, named Amazon Clinic, that is aimed at providing care for 20 common diseases like acne, dandruff, heartburn, etc.
While others talk about physicians when addressing the issue of an increasing workforce, Greater Good Health has taken a different approach by focusing on nurse practitioners.
After carrying out a study on 50 healthcare organisations, Bessemer Venture Partners has explicated the key indicators of successful health tech businesses:
In order to build technologies, such as applications and wearables, that may not only assist consumers in recognising health risks like infectious viruses but also access resources for treatment, Evidation, a California-based digital health firm, has come up with FluSmart technology.
The Royal College of Radiologists and xWave, an Irish health technology firm, have teamed up to improve the accessibility of the latter’s technology in the UK.
Methodist Hospitals, an Indiana-based healthcare system, has entered into a strategic partnership with Infor, a cloud-based solutions provider.
Famous as a search platform that allows consumers to compare medicine prices across various pharmacies, GoodRX is all set to launch a new similar platform called “Provider Mode.”
HealthTap, a California-based healthcare provider, has announced strategic partnership with Samsung, the electronics giant, to leverage Samsung Smart TVs for provision of virtual healthcare in the US.
These are the weekly disruptions seen in the healthcare industry from last week.
As the healthcare industry welcomes the entrance of newer digital mental health tools rapidly, the safety concerns becomes a growing concern.
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