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Apollo Hospitals: The programme, launched to commemorate International Nurses Day (May 12), would offer language training, exposure to cutting-edge technology and tools, and personalized career counselling sessions among others.
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Mashup Score: 0Behavioural health is gaining acceptance in terms of designing a healthcare facility: Architect Ravideep Singh, CDA - ET HealthWorld - 1 year(s) ago
Hospital Architecture: It has become imperative for healthcare professionals, architects, and policymakers to work in a multidisciplinary and collaborative manner to help prepare for future healthcare crises. A sudden increase in demand for quality healthcare services overwhelmed hospitals in many parts of India. At the peak of the outbreak, hospitals struggled to cope with the high volume of…
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#India Behavioural #mentalhealth is gaining acceptance in terms of designing a #healthcare facility: Architect Ravideep Singh, CDA https://t.co/686fIEXn85
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Medical Technology Association Of India: “The opportunities for global MedTech players to collaborate lie in R&D, healthcare worker skilling, harnessing India as the China+1 destination in Asia in manufacturing, conducting clinical trials, and striking academic partnerships,” says Pavan Choudary, Chairman, MTaI.
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.@mtaiorg holds roundtable exploring #MedTech prospects in #India | #medicaldevices https://t.co/Mi499q8eWy
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Mashup Score: 2Virtual consulting may significantly reduce carbon footprint in health care: Study - ET HealthWorld - 1 year(s) ago
Virtual Consultation: The researchers reviewed 1672 published studies and shortlisted 23 that focused on a range of virtual consulting equipment and platforms across different clinical conditions and services. Thanks to telemedicine appointments, including video- and telephone-based visits, patient travel time for face-to-face appointments has drastically reduced; thus, virtual consulting can be…
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"Professors and doctors here don't even know about the medicine, let alone prescribe it." @ETHealthWorld examines how #LGBTQ+ activists in #India 🇮🇳 are advocating for greater access to PrEP. https://t.co/MsprHez2f0
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Mashup Score: 1'Ambulances in India fail to arrive on time and are mostly ill-equipped' - ET HealthWorld - 1 year(s) ago
Emergency Medical Services: Emergency response is critical to saving precious lives, and to achieve that a robust system like 911 needs to be established across the nation. Currently, the majority of ambulances are mere transportation vehicles as they lack trained emergency medical technicians, and ambulances are ill-equipped to perform crucial functions such as advanced life support (ALS), basic…
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RT @varda88: 'Ambulances in India fail to arrive on time and are mostly ill-equipped' https://t.co/zVlLdPnf1Q # via @ETHealthWorld Recentl…
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Mashup Score: 5Short night-time sleep doubles risk of clogged leg arteries: Research - ET HealthWorld - 1 year(s) ago
Our study suggests that sleeping for seven to eight hours a night is a good habit for lowering the risk of PAD: Dr Shuai Yuan
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RT @SaDeRosa78: Short night-time sleep doubles risk of clogged leg arteries: Research https://t.co/zt2bwq7f6W via @ETHealthWorld #OpenUpYo…
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Cancer Treatment In India: Today, cancer is fast becoming a chronic disease, and a sea change has occurred in the manner in which we stage cancer, how we adopt a multi-disciplinary approach to cancer care, and how we apply genomics and molecular diagnostics in this era of precision medicine to provide the right treatment the first time.
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In India, the usual conversations on cancer care are fixated on the cost. The outcome is not given the importance it deserves. What good will low cost bring about if the outcome itself is ignored? My thought piece in ET HealthWorld. #Cancer #India https://t.co/fgU28dRvTw
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A Funding to Expand Operations and Provide Better Patient Care through Continous Patient Monitoring System.
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#India #Healthtech Startup @LifeSignsindia Raises Pre-Series A | #RPM https://t.co/Na5lHSczCp
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Mashup Score: 0Siemens Healthineers, Nasscom CoE announce startup accelerator programme - ET HealthWorld - 1 year(s) ago
The accelerator programme will focus on six major domains, access to care, networked care & digitally enabled services, radiology imaging, in-vitro diagnostics, and advanced image-guided therapy to improve care in cardiology, neurology, oncology, and infectious diseases. Startups that are part of the programme will have the opportunity to participate in demo days organised by Siemens Healthineers…
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#India @SiemensHealth @nasscom #CoE announce #startup #accelerator programme -access to care, networked care, digitally-enabled services, radiology imaging, IVD, image-guided therapy - for cardiology, neurology, oncology, & infectious diseases https://t.co/LmnTmpICoN
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India: The pandemic has brought serious health-related issues prominently into the picture, posing detrimental future consequences. The recent health hazards have made it essential to have high-quality, affordable, and accessible health services equitably available for all, irrespective of boundaries.
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If India is serious about equitable healthcare it should rapidly increase public health spending to replace its enormouse out-of-pocket spending https://t.co/9HPDybT1tE via @ETHealthWorld
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#India @HospitalsApollo rolls out programme to train nurses | #shortages #training #workforce https://t.co/gBVLkZwGio