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Dr Boreham s Crucible: Painchek - FNArena com

Tim Boreham highlights a device used to detect pain in non-verbal patients, such as those suffering dementia and infants

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PainChek Partners with InterSystems to Take Mobile Pain Assmt App to Hospitals & New Markets

InterSystems IRIS for Health scales up PainChek’s capacity to integrate with electronic medical record systems, including InterSystems TrakCare, and future FHIR-based home care systems.

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New report: Digital transformation vital to meet future aged care needs

The Digital Transformation in Aged Care: 2022 and Beyond report has been published by PainChek in conjunction with VCare

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AI can provide aged care greater choice and control - Australian Ageing Agenda

Artificial intelligence-supported technologies are bringing the aged care sector levels of capability for improved care previously considered impossible, writes Mark Williams.

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Fear of AI in aged care - Australian Ageing Agenda

The aged care sector should not be afraid of technology that uses artificial intelligence, writes Mark Williams.

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