Various sectors of the Nigerian economy – banking, commerce, education, hospitality, transportation and others have experienced significant growth in digital transformation over the last two decades. However, the health sector …
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Healthcare has changed a lot in the last decade, but many of its core challenges remain the same.It is now easier than ever to run and grow your healthcare organisation successfully through the adoption of low-cost digital technology.
Migrating to the UK as a carer might sound like an easy task, but when you get into the planning stages there are many things you need to think about. For example, it’s important that you learn more about the upcoming new UK Care Worker Visa, so here is a breakdown of everything you need to know.
The latest trend in the health sector is Uberisation of Health Care. This happens when individual health apps and services are connected to make sure citizens have access to medical services at any time, any place and anywhere.
The medical industry is facing the same issues as every other sector. There’s a large amount of data being collected, but the information being processed hasn’t been. In many cases, the unstructured data is just been tossed aside, never to be utilized. Digital medical platforms are changing this paradigm.
A conversation about virtual medical care in Nigeria Enquirer: OK what is this Telemedicine? MyMedicalBank: In simple terms, Telemedicine is the practice of providing “medicine” (healthcare) from “tele” (far). It …
As internet connectivity and technology continues to spread across the globe, we see an ever-increasing number of people using telemedicine for consultations. Although convenient, there are challenges
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