Cigna Hong Kong today released the Hong Kong findings of the latest edition of its Cigna COVID-19 Global Impact Study. As part of Cigna's annual 360 Well-Being Survey, this research is the fifth in a series of studies to better understand the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on people's well-being across 11 markets around the world, including Hong Kong. The research has been tracking people's well-being through the different stages of the pandemic.
By Lori Prestesater2021-05-28T05:00:00+01:00
Lori Prestesater shares three key factors that should be taken into consideration if healthcare providers are to continue along their trajectory towards being truly digitally driven
Digitally delivered healthcare saw significant changes during the pandemic – but are these innovations here to stay? Telehealth can be more efficient, give patients more control over their care and, importantly, many patients now prefer virtual to in-person appointments.
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Healthcare systems globally have an opportunity to be beneficiaries of this burgeoning technology. As shown in the recent COVID-19 Telehealth Impact Study by the COVID-19 Healthcare Coalition, of which the American Medical Association is a contributing organisation, three key factors should be taken into consideration if healthcare providers, such as the NHS, are to continue along their trajectory towards being truly digitally driven.
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IRVINE, Calif., May 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Americans are ready to hit the road. With pandemic numbers down and vaccine numbers up, after spending the majority of last year at home the pent-up demand for travel is undeniable. For many, the upcoming Memorial Day weekend will be the kickoff to some long-awaited and much-needed summer vacations. To help travelers make the most of their trips, the experts at Kelley Blue Book offer 5 Road Trip Safety Tips for Summer along with their recommendations for the 10 Best Road Trip Cars of 2021.
As summer approaches, road tripping is on the rise. Recent data reveals that 41% of Americans say they have summer travel plans, up significantly from 24% one year ago. This year travelers are going farther away with 64% traveling 100+ miles from home, also up substantially from last year. And road trips remain the most popular choice, as most vacationers (65%) plan to travel by vehicle.