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Telehealth: Part Of Healthcare Revolution

10:08 AM This story features Respiri Ltd Fully Paid Ord. Shrs, and other companies. For more info SHARE ANALYSIS: RSH Last year s pandemic put the focus firmly on telehealth services providers, but share prices have deflated since as investors started asking questions, and on the general realisation telehealth has its limits too. -Covid-19 triggered a rush into telehealth services and service providers in 2020 -Share market enthusiasm triggered a number of fresh telehealth IPOs -Large cap companies ResMed and Cochlear among key beneficiaries By Nikhil Gangaram Nearly three decades ago, it took approximately 13 years to sequence the human genome. Today, the latest technology can have it done in just under an hour. The mind boggles to think how far and fast modern medicine has progressed and what it will look like in the future.

What if the customer isn t always right? COVID learnings from two UK retail institutions

Read later Audio version Summary: John Lewis and Boots share some of the learnings they ve picked up from operating through a global pandemic. Two UK high-street stalwarts have shared their lessons learned from coping with the COVID-19 pandemic and offered tips for retailers on how to stay in business in the face of such a rapid digital shift. John Lewis has not escaped unscathed during the pandemic. The retailer, which runs 35 department stores, 300-plus Waitrose supermarkets and two transactional websites, faced a backlash last month after announcing the closure of eight John Lewis stores. The company was also recently described as a “furniture nightmare” by the British Prime Minister’s latest girlfriend, Carrie Symonds, although that led to a wave of public support and an ill-fated opposition political photo stunt.

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