Following the rapid digital transformation of healthcare, we are seeing the emergence of digital health ecosystems to meet the need to join up all of the dots and try to connect a plethora of unconnected systems, apps and devices. Examples of these networked platforms, providing a one-stop-shop for patients to access healthcare services and manage …
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Ahead of speaking at HBI 2022 in June, we interviewed Jürgen Laartz, founder, and Alexandra Cosma, COO, EDU Malta to find out more about their approach to boosting medical training and aiding the health workforce crisis. A five and a half year education (Batchelor + Masters) as a doctor for just €100,000? That is what …
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Primary care is attracting a lot of interest from investors, tech and healthcare operators. That is perhaps not surprising given that, excluding dentistry, the EMEA primary care market is of the order of €150bn. Covid led to a leap in digital and suddenly this somewhat sleepy sector looks ripe for consolidation. Big hospital groups like Fresenius …
In conversation with Tim Clover, CEO, Rayner and HBI 2022 panellist Few healthcare services sectors are as tech focused as ophthalmology – but where there are devices there is regulation. HBI catches up with Tim Clover, CEO of UK-based ophthalmic medical products specialist Rayner and HBI 2022 panellist, and hears why new rules are set …
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We caught up with HBI 2022 panellist Simon Turton, CEO and co-founder of UK-based Gensmile, ahead of our conference in June. At the height of the pandemic, multiple operators told us that it was a good time to have a strong UK NHS patient bias – units of dental activity were not being counted, but …
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Defining ‘good’ patient experience is not easy. It’s constantly evolving. Whilst it used to be very much about the physical environment akin to a five-star hotel with good food, comfortable chairs, quiet and calm environments, it is now much more about communication, access and trust. So what do patients really want? Increasingly, they want to …
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