News Commentary | August 01, 2019
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) unveiled a new program called "Data at the Point of Care" (DPC), which will employ an API to give doctors access to their patients' health records. Doctors will not need to log into a separate system but will have the data streamed into their ... To read more, click here.
News Commentary | March 13, 2020
The U.S. FDA has issued a warning surrounding cybersecurity vulnerabilities in medical devices that use Bluetooth as their primary mode of connectivity. These devices include neural implantables for seizure and chronic pain management, pacemakers, and continuous glucose monitors. These ... To read more, click here.
Case Study | November 09, 2020
Pear Therapeutics is a digital therapeutics company that has initially focused on opioid addiction. Part of its solution, which is offered under the guidance of a physician, involves geolocation tracking. The tracking feature allows patients to identify locations where they might be likely to engage... Not part of subscription
by Nardev Ramanathan
It's no secret that China faces a shortage of doctors. China has 1.8 doctors for every 1,000 people, compared to 2.5 per 1,000 in the U.S. Companies like Ping An have been looking at opportunities in this area, turning to digital health and artificial intelligence to fill the gap. Ping An Good Doctor, a one-stop healthcare ecosystem platform, showcased a tiny unmanned clinic that employs AI. Patients can sit in a 3 m² clinic booth and chat with a cloud doctor, called AI Doctor, about their symptoms. The system would also include a smart medicine cabinet that could dispense more than 100 medications. Clients looking to develop and deploy unmanned healthcare platforms should consider engaging for partnership opportunities.
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