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Avasant s Empowering Beyond Annual Summit, Transcending Digital, Considers What s Next

Avasant s Empowering Beyond Annual Summit, Transcending Digital, Considers What s Next Share Article Digital transformation is well under way. Artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, intelligent automation, the cloud, and ubiquitous networking have made it possible to augment or replace people in nearly every business function. Technology is omnipresent in our lives and in our work. The digital age is here, but is it working? Deploying technology is just the first step. Integrating that technology into the enterprise and into the lives of customers should be the ultimate goal. We need to transcend digital, to take those digital solutions and make them work for people to create a better future. That is the theme for Avasant’s 2021 Empowering Beyond.

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Comprehensive Indigenous health care in prisons requires federal funding of community-controlled services

The Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Report made over 200 directives about improving the health of people in prisons in its 339 recommendations in 1991. One of these recommendations included additional funding to provide better health services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in prison. Yet, there are virtually no staff skilled in engaging with cultural protocols in health services in prisons. And current policies and procedures do little to extend cultural care to families when the death of an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person in prison has occurred. The royal commission and the United Nations recommend people in prisons have access to health care equivalent to what is available in the community. However, the system is still strained, as the multiple deaths of Aboriginal people in custody in recent months, inquests revealing gaps in health care, and a health report tabled to NSW Parliament make clear.

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Biotechnology Market revenue to hit $950 Bn by 2027; Global Market Insights Inc

Biotechnology Market revenue to hit $950 Bn by 2027; Global Market Insights Inc
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Global Digital Patient Engagement Solutions Markets, 2020-2025 - Growth Strategies to Revolve Around Value-based Care and Population Health Management Initiatives

Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.com s offering. This study involves understanding the landscape for patient engagement, and how different vendor types operate in it. The most interesting part about the patient engagement is how it applies to every actor of the healthcare ecosystem - the patient, of course, the physician/ hospital, pharmaceutical company, medical device vendor, as well as diagnostic companies, and finally the payer. We all know that patient engagement has not evolved equally in all parts of the world. However, it is important to identify the nuances and understand what works and what does not in each of these regions - North America, Europe (including the United Kingdom), Asia-Pacific (APAC), Middle East, and Latin America (LATAM). What works, what does not, who are the key players are important to understand.

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India s COVID tsunami leaves bodies piling up as oxygen, medicines, vaccines and hospital beds run short

India s COVID tsunami leaves bodies piling up as oxygen, medicines, vaccines and hospital beds run short By Arshad R. Zargar Countries worldwide struggling to contain coronavirus New Delhi Most hospitals are full. In some cases, two patients share a bed. Stocks of oxygen, medicines and vaccines are all running out. Doctors and nurses are overworked. Thousands of patients are dying every day, leaving bodies to pile up outside crematoriums and graveyards. There s panic in the air as coronavirus cases multiply across India at the most fearsome rate since the pandemic struck more than a year ago. India s second wave really started gaining steam this month, with the daily count of new infections repeatedly setting new records throughout April. The total number of COVID-19 cases reported in India now stands at over 15 million. More than 1.5 million of those infections have been reported in the last seven days alone. The daily average is now about 220,000 new ca

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