Australia boasts a world-class health system and a thriving research sector, yet it struggles to support and scale local digital health startups. This challenge forces many promising companies to seek recognition and success in international markets. The disconnection within Australia's public
February 7, 2025The emergence of COVID-19 in 2020 swiftly catalyzed the widespread adoption of telehealth services, providing a crucial lifeline for patients seeking to consult their physicians remotely during the global health crisis. However, the initial excitement surrounding telehealth has dwindled as
January 31, 2025Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are poised to revolutionize the way doctors detect early signs of dementia, potentially transforming routine eye exams into powerful diagnostic tools. Researchers are collaborating with high street opticians to create a digital tool that uses AI to
January 23, 2025The Care Quality Commission (CQC), the regulator tasked with overseeing health and social care services in England, has been facing significant challenges due to persistent IT platform issues. During a Health Select Committee meeting held on January 15, 2025, Ian Dilks, Chair of the CQC, along with
January 17, 2025Australia has made significant strides in digital health transformation, particularly in the adoption of electronic health record (EHR) systems. The article delves into the progress and innovation in EHR adoption, the top EHR vendors for 2025 as identified by Black Book Research, and the
January 15, 2025The J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, a significant annual event in the healthcare industry, is underway at the Westin St. Francis in San Francisco. This year's conference features over 500 public and private healthcare and life sciences companies, making it one of the most prominent
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