Now that the SAG-AFTRA strikes are over, and Hollywood has officially made a return to the red carpets, stars have wasted no time delivering some exciting fashion moments. Whether it was at this week’s GQ Men of the Year awards in London, Variety’s Power of Women event in Los Angeles, or the National Book Awards in New York
Te Whatu Ora on the look for clinical coding AI suppliers Te Whatu Ora is seeking suppliers to join its AI-assisted clinical coding pilots for hospital admissions. The said pilot aims to verify whether AI techniques help improve the speed and accuracy of delivering care by reducing time for clinical coding, which remains a largely manual
Telehealth is for everyone, and hospitals and health systems must construct a digital equity strategy to better serve patients in the digital and telehealth space to ensure all persons can use telehealth, contended Alexandra Hunter, virtual care consultant at Henry Ford Health in Detroit. The technology and internet space have rapidly proliferated over the last
As the primary provider of inpatient behavioral health services in the Central Alabama region, Baptist Health is depended upon by its community at large to provide high-quality and continuous care without interruption. THE PROBLEM Staff have been working to resolve two separate but interrelated issues surrounding this imperative service line. “The first issue we needed
A S$20 million grant from the National Research Foundation, Singapore (NRF) has been awarded to Nanyang Technological University, Singapore and Imperial College London to develop ways to better protect health data and wearable devices. Imperial’s newly opened overseas research centre, Imperial Global: Singapore, is collaborating with NTU Singapore researchers on the IN-CYPHER programme “to tackle
Banner Health, based in Phoenix, is one of the largest nonprofit health systems in the U.S., serving more than eight million patients across six states in the Southwest. Like many hospitals and health systems, it has been facing many challenges with behavioral health. THE PROBLEM Behavioral health is an interesting story for several reasons, said
Cheese-whiz: Japan announces incentives to boost domestically produced goodsThe Japanese government has announced financial incentive plans for the dairy industry and brands to boost consumer demand for locally produced cheese.With a total budget of about JPY2.2bn (US$14.7mn) requested for this project, the idea is to subsidise dairy producer groups that collect raw milk shipments from
Who will pay? APAC cocoa industry says EU Deforestation Regulation could create ‘two-tier market’The cocoa and chocolates industry in Asia Pacific has expressed concern that the EU Deforestation Regulation could lead a two-tier market for cocoa beans, which could have far-ranging cost and pricing implications.A lot of the debate and backlash to the EU’s controversial
This consultation desk is the first of its kind established by Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) and headed by its Export and International Bureau Intellectual Property Division.This will be the first step in a new planned framework to be set up in collaboration with various ministries to combat counterfeit agriculture, fishery and
Beer boost: Asahi Super Dry drives international growth amid cost setbacks at new Japan breweryAsahi’s star-performing beer product Asahi Super Dry has helped sustain the firm’s profitability and international growth even amid cost setbacks at its new domestic brewery in Tosu.Asahi recently announced its FY2023 nine-month financial results ending September 2023, reporting 6.1% growth in