INVEST Digital Health is set for September 20-23. Held in a virtual format due to Covid-19, the healthcare conference brings together innovative investors across the healthcare spectrum, prominent industry players and the most promising digital health startups.
Philips will help Omaha, Nebraska-based Children's Hospital & Medical Center with its technology innovation. The collaboration will focus on various areas, including diagnostic imaging, patient monitoring, clinical informatics and respiratory solutions.
The progress in artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping patient care, across various dimensions, from facilitating faster discharge to curating treatment plans and suggesting lifestyle changes.
The center, which will house finance, human resources and regulatory departments, is expected to bring 800 positions to the area over the next two years.
Royal Philips is pushing further into the therapy business with its purchase of Spectranetics, a Colorado Springs company, that makes image-guided catheters that deliver laser energy to treat blockages in the peripheral vascular region.
Emory Healthcare used Philips' technology for an eICU program, resulting in massive savings, lowered readmission rates and more.
This was but one of several pieces of news the Amsterdam-based technology company discussed Monday at HIMSS17.
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Qualcomm Life also announced Tuesday that it would work with Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals to develop a disposable, wireless connectivity module for the drug company's Respimat inhaler.
The launch is the first in a planned series of personal health programs aimed at empowering older, at-risk patients to get healthy and prevent chronic diseases.
The deal will allow Amsterdam-based Philips to augment its offerings in population health management.
The overall collaboration is part of a state-funded pilot project at Texas A&M called Healthy South Texas, which focuses on preventing diabetes, asthma and infectious diseases in 27 counties in South Texas.
As technology advances, AI-powered tools will increasingly reduce the administrative burdens on healthcare providers.
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Israeli drugmaker Teva Pharmaceuticals and the healthcare arm of Netherlands-based Royal Philips have launched a new health tech incubator in Israel called Sanara Ventures – investing more than $25 million in the project over eight years. The incubator’s meant to house and seed startups in the med tech space, according to the Israeli newspaper Globes. It says it’s looking […]