Pharmacists in Singapore are leading the way in innovative healthcare practices, utilising telemedicine to enhance patient outcomes and accessibility while prioritising patient-centred solutions and preventive treatment.
State governments are establishing robust digital health ecosystems that include IT-savvy human and infrastructural resources to boost the adoption of eSanjeevani.
The platform, eSanjeevani, utilises cloud services for hosting and is being upgraded to be compatible with advanced telemedicine tools for the efficient delivery of services.
The innovative app allows patients to make appointments, check queue availability, and review their medical benefits and treatment history, as well as providing relevant news and information.
How far can healthcare go? Very far apparently, thanks to advancements in ICT infrastructure. Dr Zoran Bolevich, Chief Information Officer of NSW Health and Chief Executive of eHealth NSW, shares with OpenGov Asia why distance is becoming less of a hassle in delivering world class healthcare to the even the remotest individual.
How far can healthcare go? Very far apparently, thanks to advancements in ICT infrastructure. Dr Zoran Bolevich, Chief Information Officer of NSW Health and Chief Executive of eHealth NSW, shares with OpenGov Asia why distance is becoming less of a hassle in delivering world class healthcare to the even the remotest individual.
The National Health Protection
Mission targets approximately 107.4 million deprived families. It has
identified the occupational category of urban workers’ families as per the
latest Socio-Economic Caste Census (SECC) data, for both rural and urban India.
This is part of the Ministry of Health’s new Licensing Experimentation and Adaptation
Programme which seeks to enable new and innovative healthcare models and
services to be developed and refined in a safe and controlled environment.
All patients will by default have their specified health data contributed to the NEHR. However, patients who do not wish for their records to be accessed via the NEHR will be able to opt-out. They will continue to have their information uploaded to the NEHR, but with access blocked.
The new drone rules initially will allow shipments to isolated areas with sparse medical facilities. Drones will be able to carry prescription drugs, blood for transfusions and other urgent items to patients by 2018.
Singapore has been actively pursuing a comprehensive digital transformation journey across various sectors, creating a more connected and technologically advanced society.
Malaysia advances its digital infrastructure with high internet coverage while prioritising cybersecurity and deploying broadband facilities, signalling a commitment to inclusivity and safety.
The institute emerges as a powerhouse of technological innovation, solidifying its global acclaim and pivotal role in shaping India’s digital future, marked by pioneering achievements in AI, strategic collaborations and a commitment to multidisciplinary excellence.
Pampanga pioneers a tech-focused integration of its health system, spearheading the path towards Universal Health Care through strategic technology use, legislative support and collaborative efforts between local leaders and health professionals.
The students from the University of Canterbury have collaborated with students at the University of Sydney to create an initiative cloud-based pharmacy management platform, designed to address the critical issue of medicine-related errors in Aotearoa, enhancing productivity and creating a safer and more efficient healthcare experience.
India accelerates its journey toward becoming a smart nation with key initiatives, exemplifying the country’s commitment to building smart cities and leveraging cutting-edge technology for a smarter and more interconnected future.
Technological integration in Indonesian healthcare, particularly AI and health informatics, brings forth innovative advancements in health telematics and digital image processing, aiming to revolutionise precision diagnostics and healthcare accessibility.
Thailand is spearheading a digital health revolution through strategic partnerships, leveraging AI for early disease detection, while also pioneering comprehensive geriatric care to address the evolving needs of its ageing population.
Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Singapore and Singapore General Hospital (SGH) aim to revolutionise healthcare by developing personalised medical devices and implants, offering innovative solutions for patient treatment and advancing the field of regenerative medicine.
New Zealand has undergone a commitment to improving digital technology in healthcare, shaping the future of the country’s health system, and fostering a paradigm shift towards proactive and personalised healthcare.
Taiwan makes history with the inaugural “Extreme 5G Cyberpunk Flying Competition Night,” featuring the world’s premier 5G dual-band private network for drone racing; showcasing high-speed control, affirming the transformative potential of 5G technology in diverse applications.
The digital healthcare initiative is focused on patient-centred care, emphasising the adoption of digital health solutions in primary healthcare and technologies to address challenges and foster collaboration in the evolving landscape of healthcare transformation.
Vietnam is actively integrating medical technology and digital transformation into its healthcare sector to improve service quality, promote innovation, and meet the evolving healthcare needs of its population.
NSW Ambulance initiated a recruitment campaign to bolster its Virtual Clinical Care Centre, a round-the-clock telehealth facility, aiming to expand and enhance emergency response services by providing vital secondary triage and medical support.
Taiwan’s healthcare system faces challenges in its nursing workforce and relies on digital transformation for stability; aims to change the policy and digital strategies while highlighting the importance of improving healthcare quality and access.
The “e4PsMap” application is presently being implemented in the Philippines; it seeks to improve 4Ps programme monitoring and will serve as an example of good governance by connecting data and decision-making for inclusive progress.
Through technology-driven innovations like telemedicine platforms and digital health records, healthcare services are becoming more accessible, efficient, and widespread, ensuring better healthcare coverage in the Philippines.
National Metal and Materials Technology Centre (MTEC) showcased innovative technology projects at Mahidol University’s healthcare event, underscoring MTEC NSTDA’s commitment to healthcare advancement.
Technology with user-friendly interfaces has made public service delivery more efficient and user-friendly.
Prof. Lawrence Ho Khek-Yu discusses the transformative impact of technology in healthcare, highlighting the evolution of telemedicine, the need for user-centric innovation, and the role of academia and investors in shaping the future of healthcare.
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