The summary of Mr. Richard Rawcliffe's presentation from the Jun 11-12th 2019 event Data-driven systems medicine at Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre.
The document discusses the increasing adoption of cloud computing in the healthcare industry globally and in India. It provides an overview of the three waves of IT adoption in healthcare since the 1950s. Healthcare organizations are now shifting to cloud-based platforms to improve information sharing and make IT resources more cost-effective. The case study of Nova Medical Center shows how a large healthcare provider in India has benefited from adopting cloud computing, such as reducing costs by 20-25% while expanding its services. Cloud computing can provide benefits to the healthcare industry like lower costs, faster innovation, expertise in IT resources, improved compliance and security, and better disaster recovery and mobility. However, security concerns remain a challenge for healthcare organizations in India adopting cloud solutions.
This document discusses green computing in India. It defines green computing as green use, disposal, design, and manufacturing of computers. It notes that computing is often wasteful in terms of energy use and printing. It also causes pollution from manufacturing and toxicity from chemicals. Recent trends include government initiatives in Europe, Japan, and some US states promoting recycling. Companies are also working to become carbon neutral. The document surveys awareness, problems, and barriers to green computing in India in education and workplaces. It concludes the key steps are using efficient power management and forming green planning committees.
The document is a report about skills and career development for technology professionals. Some key findings include:
- 70% of tech pros are not fully confident in their ability to manage emerging technologies like AI and blockchain.
- Tech pros want to develop skills in areas like security management, hybrid IT, and data science.
- Tech pros see technologies like cloud/hybrid IT, big data analytics, and AI as important for both their organizations' transformations and their own career development goals.
- Tech pros desire weekly skills training but are hindered by time constraints and costs of training programs.
UBM Americas' 2017 Mind of The Engineer survey provides a look at how engineers feel about a variety of topics including job satisfaction, workplace concerns, and even which superhero they most identify with. I led the project and created the survey through a third party.
Link to report: https://www.designnews.com/business/12-important-insights-minds-engineers
A technology called cloud computing has generated a great deal of interest as well as trepidation in health care organizations across the globe. Along with the potential benefits of cost reduction, disaster recovery, and dynamic storage scalability come numerous concerns, of which security and patient information privacy are paramount. These concerns have been identified as a mixture of reality and perception that must be overcome for health care to take advantage of the benefits of cloud computing. To overcome the identified barriers to further expansion of health care into the cloud will require adoption of methodology proposed by others by performing detailed data touch point planning and configuration as well as fully taking advantage of new encryption and data center technology.
This document discusses GE's Total Efficiency Datacenter solutions which can lower utility bills by 10-20%, reduce cooling requirements by 50-70%, and achieve 97-99% energy efficiency. GE provides hardware, software, services, and financing to address power, cooling, and energy management challenges in datacenters through their open and modular architecture. Their solutions can help improve existing datacenters and enable increased computing density while reducing energy usage and costs.
This document outlines the capabilities and skills developed in a Bachelor of Applied Health Information Science program. The four-year co-op program prepares students to manage health care data and information by developing integrated knowledge in health sciences, IT, management and communication. Coursework covers topics like health informatics, databases, programming, and analysis. Work terms provide experience in roles like application development, database administration, and user support. The program aims to equip graduates to analyze data and systems, manage information systems, and provide leadership in health informatics and technology.
The document discusses the increasing adoption of cloud computing in the healthcare industry globally and in India. It provides an overview of the three waves of IT adoption in healthcare since the 1950s. Healthcare organizations are now shifting to cloud-based platforms to improve information sharing and make IT resources more cost-effective. The case study of Nova Medical Center shows how a large healthcare provider in India has benefited from adopting cloud computing, such as reducing costs by 20-25% while expanding its services. Cloud computing can provide benefits to the healthcare industry like lower costs, faster innovation, expertise in IT resources, improved compliance and security, and better disaster recovery and mobility. However, security concerns remain a challenge for healthcare organizations in India adopting cloud solutions.
This document discusses green computing in India. It defines green computing as green use, disposal, design, and manufacturing of computers. It notes that computing is often wasteful in terms of energy use and printing. It also causes pollution from manufacturing and toxicity from chemicals. Recent trends include government initiatives in Europe, Japan, and some US states promoting recycling. Companies are also working to become carbon neutral. The document surveys awareness, problems, and barriers to green computing in India in education and workplaces. It concludes the key steps are using efficient power management and forming green planning committees.
The document is a report about skills and career development for technology professionals. Some key findings include:
- 70% of tech pros are not fully confident in their ability to manage emerging technologies like AI and blockchain.
- Tech pros want to develop skills in areas like security management, hybrid IT, and data science.
- Tech pros see technologies like cloud/hybrid IT, big data analytics, and AI as important for both their organizations' transformations and their own career development goals.
- Tech pros desire weekly skills training but are hindered by time constraints and costs of training programs.
UBM Americas' 2017 Mind of The Engineer survey provides a look at how engineers feel about a variety of topics including job satisfaction, workplace concerns, and even which superhero they most identify with. I led the project and created the survey through a third party.
Link to report: https://www.designnews.com/business/12-important-insights-minds-engineers
A technology called cloud computing has generated a great deal of interest as well as trepidation in health care organizations across the globe. Along with the potential benefits of cost reduction, disaster recovery, and dynamic storage scalability come numerous concerns, of which security and patient information privacy are paramount. These concerns have been identified as a mixture of reality and perception that must be overcome for health care to take advantage of the benefits of cloud computing. To overcome the identified barriers to further expansion of health care into the cloud will require adoption of methodology proposed by others by performing detailed data touch point planning and configuration as well as fully taking advantage of new encryption and data center technology.
This document discusses GE's Total Efficiency Datacenter solutions which can lower utility bills by 10-20%, reduce cooling requirements by 50-70%, and achieve 97-99% energy efficiency. GE provides hardware, software, services, and financing to address power, cooling, and energy management challenges in datacenters through their open and modular architecture. Their solutions can help improve existing datacenters and enable increased computing density while reducing energy usage and costs.
This document outlines the capabilities and skills developed in a Bachelor of Applied Health Information Science program. The four-year co-op program prepares students to manage health care data and information by developing integrated knowledge in health sciences, IT, management and communication. Coursework covers topics like health informatics, databases, programming, and analysis. Work terms provide experience in roles like application development, database administration, and user support. The program aims to equip graduates to analyze data and systems, manage information systems, and provide leadership in health informatics and technology.
ACADEMIC DISSERTATION - Karan Menon
To be presented, with the permission of the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences of Tampere University, for public discussion in the Pieni sali 1 of the Festia building, Korkeakoulunkatu 8, Tampere, on October 16th, 2020, at 12 o’clock.
Safety and asset management are a corner stone to our industry that enables us to be successful. So how can we achieve zero
incidents, and zero harm for our people, and for our environment?
The document outlines a strategic case study for redesigning the workspace of GreinTech, a large tech company. It introduces the student team conducting the study and identifies improving worker motivation as the goal. It then lists and describes 8 factors to consider for the redesign, including redesigning the floor plan, smart walls/furniture, internet of things, and more. The team's approach is to initially allocate half the budget to each factor, survey workers after 3 months, and use neural network analysis to determine which factors are most important to focus the remaining budget on.
This document outlines a proposal from Network Solutions Consulting to install a new computer network for Retail/Wholesale Sales. A team led by Luis Herrera will design and implement a switched LAN, WAN, and wireless network across the company's three-floor facility. The project will cost an estimated $180,000 and be completed within 5 weeks. Upon completion, the new network is projected to increase revenue by providing a reliable infrastructure for the company's internet sales and future growth.
Digital health investment has grown rapidly from $1.9 billion in 2011 to over $2 billion in 2013. A base of investors is developing as more funds invest in digital health companies, though many funds still only invest in one deal. Emerging sensors and devices are reinventing medical use cases by enabling passive monitoring. Aggregating diverse data sources will provide greater insights to drive individualized coaching, incentives, and changes to care delivery. Qualcomm Ventures invests in startups using mobile technologies to organize healthcare data and catalyze better health outcomes, focusing on areas like chronic care, aging in place, and clinical trials.
Desktop-as-a-Service: Flexible Application Delivery to Cloud-Native DesktopsAmazon Web Services
Government’s adoption of cloud-native applications is changing how agencies deliver applications and services to users. Modern ‘born in the cloud’ applications can scale up or down on-demand, and are built to support multiple organizations from a single cloud, while providing total isolation of different users, desktops and data, as security requirements warrant. But users require the flexibility to access applications from the cloud, regardless of whether it's a cloud-native one. Cloud-native desktops are making this both possible and practical, in terms of performance, security, portability, and more. During this session, we will discuss how cloud-native technology is being used in government to deliver a seamless desktop-as-a-service experience for both IT personnel and for users. Sponsored by Nutanix.
Slides of the inaugural speech of Patricia Lago as full professor at the VU University Amsterdam. You can find the accompanying text at: http://dare.ubvu.vu.nl/handle/1871/53978
Running Dry: Smart Water and Leak DetectionOswar Mungkasa
The document discusses strategies that water utilities can use to address increasing water stress and reduce non-revenue water (NRW). It defines the concept of "smart water" as using sensors, meters, and analytics across water networks, assets, and customer information. Key strategies discussed include dividing pipe networks into smaller zones (District Metering Areas) to better detect leaks, prioritizing the awareness, location, and repair of leaks to reduce real losses, and using analytics to transform utility data into insights that inform actions to cut NRW. The document advocates an integrated analytical approach across water utility activities and systems to support improved network performance, customer service, and financial and operational goals.
Software is being developed since decades without taking sustainability into consideration. This holds for its energy efficiency, that is the amount of energy software consumes while ensuring other system qualities like security, performance, reliability, etc. etc. Software un-sustainability, however, is becoming increasingly evident with the growing interest worldwide. Finally IT specialists are becoming aware that software solutions can, and should, be designed with sustainability concerns in mind. In doing so, they can create solutions that are technically more stable (hence requiring less modifications over time), target societal goals with a higher certainty, or help sustaining the business goals of both developing and consuming organizations. Everything sounds great. The real question is: how? How can we redirect software engineering practices toward sustainable software solutions? And how can we turn sustainability into a business so that companies will finally invest in it? This talk explores results and challenges in engineering software with a sustainability intent.
How to bring Sustainability in your Organization – Green ITPatricia Lago
(Invited talk at IT Circle Netherlands)
Many organizations struggle with the challenge of sustainability and how you can bring it to your IT organization. Patricia Lago, professor at VU Amsterdam is leading the Software and Services research group at VU. Her research focus is on energy-efficient software engineering and software sustainability. She, together with her colleague Ivano Malavolta shares her thoughts and experiences on how to deal with this emerging topic.
The IPA is the UK government's centre of expertise for infrastructure and major projects. It aims to continuously improve how such projects are delivered in order to support government priorities and improve lives. The IPA is establishing a Digital Infrastructure Investment Fund (DIIF) to catalyze investment in full fibre networks by making capital available to support expansion plans of alternative network providers. This will help them grow larger and make it easier to raise additional private capital, demonstrating that digital infrastructure can be an investable sector. The DIIF will operate commercially on the same terms as private investors.
Self-adaptation Approaches for Energy EfficiencyPatricia Lago
The increasing energy demands of software systems have set an
essential software quality requirement: energy efficiency. At the
same time, the many contextual changes faced by software systems
during execution can hamper their functionality and overall
quality. To address both problems, self-adaptation approaches can
empower software systems, at both design-time and runtime, to
adapt to dynamic conditions. In this way, software systems can
be more resilient to failure, hence more trustful to satisfy the demands
of modern digital society. In this paper, we perform a systematic
literature review to study the state-of-the-art on existing
self-adaptation approaches for energy efficiency. We analyze the
identified approaches from three different perspectives, namely
publication trends, application domains, and types of software systems.
Our findings can help solution providers to make guided
decisions to enable self-adaptability in designing and engineering
software systems.
User Experience - How Sensors and Big Data will change your Healthcare experi...Mark D'Cunha
In the Hospital of the Future, Big Data is one of your doctors.
The growing use of sensors will drive huge volumes of data that will change your Healthcare experience. We must learn how to create better user experiences for monitoring, fitness and health.
Engineering mindset fort corporate managementXBOSoft
- Dr. Alan Harbitter discusses how an engineering mindset can be beneficial for corporate management compared to an MBA. He shares his experience of co-founding a software company in 1985 and rising to COO with an engineering background.
- He provides examples of how engineers can use analytical skills and tools like spreadsheets to evaluate acquisitions and forecast revenue and earnings.
- While an engineering education provides strong analytical abilities, it does not teach business, management, communication skills which must be developed. Overall an engineering mindset can solve many business problems through technical analysis.
Compounding Business Value Through Big Data & Advanced Analytics, v2denesuk
This document discusses how industrial companies can leverage big data and advanced analytics. It argues that applying data science approaches to industrial sectors like power, aviation, and manufacturing can yield large efficiency gains and cost savings estimated at over $276 billion across various industries. The key is taking an "industrial data science" approach that combines domain expertise in engineering and physics with techniques like machine learning, predictive analytics, and software-defined machines. This will transform how industrial equipment is monitored and optimized to extract more value. The document provides examples of how rules-based systems can be improved using machine learning on operational data combined with outcomes. It also discusses using physical models to generate new predictive features for machine learning models.
#Infographic DIGITAL HEALTH TECH VISION 2018 Intelligent Enterprise Unleashederaser Juan José Calderón
#Infographic DIGITAL HEALTH TECH VISION 2018 Intelligent Enterprise Unleashed.
THE WORLD
HAS REACHED
A POINT
where technology is deeply embedded in our
lives—and the lines between business and
personal are blurred more than ever.
Citizen Actuation For Lightweight Energy ManagementEdward Curry
In this work, we aim to utilise the concept of citizen sensors but also introduce the theory of citizen actuation. Citizen sensors observe, report, and collect data – we propose by supporting these citizen sensors with methods to affect their surroundings we enable them to become citizen actuators. We outline a use case for citizen actuation in the Energy Management domain, propose an architecture (a Cyber-Physical Social System) built on previous work in Energy Management with Twitter integration, use of Complex Event Processing (CEP), and perform an experiment to test this theory. We motivate the need for citizen actuation in Building Management Systems due to the high cost of actuation systems. We define the concept of citizen actuation and outline an experiment that shows a reduction in average energy usage of 24%. The experiment supports the concept of citizen actuation to improve energy usage within the experimental environment and we discuss future research directions in this area.
This is our IT Essentials for Startups workshop that we give at SCORE Counselors to America’s Small Business, Washington DC’s Chapter. This presentation covers the spectrum of IT basics for new or established small business owners.
What Happens When You Add a "Green" Lens to Lean?Antea Group
Pamela Gordon spoke at the 2017 Lean & Six Sigma World Conference on leveraging lean principles in order to make gains in sustainability at your organization.
Over 4000 healthcare providers worldwide rely on NetApp solutions to manage their data. NetApp offers certified solutions that allow healthcare providers to securely share data through private clouds for scale. NetApp also partners with key vendors to provide clinically neutral digital archives that enable safe sharing of images within and between healthcare organizations.
Over 4000 healthcare providers worldwide rely on NetApp solutions to manage their data. NetApp offers certified solutions that allow healthcare providers to securely share data through private clouds for scale. NetApp also partners with key vendors to provide clinically neutral digital archives that enable safe sharing of images within and between healthcare organizations.
ACADEMIC DISSERTATION - Karan Menon
To be presented, with the permission of the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences of Tampere University, for public discussion in the Pieni sali 1 of the Festia building, Korkeakoulunkatu 8, Tampere, on October 16th, 2020, at 12 o’clock.
Safety and asset management are a corner stone to our industry that enables us to be successful. So how can we achieve zero
incidents, and zero harm for our people, and for our environment?
The document outlines a strategic case study for redesigning the workspace of GreinTech, a large tech company. It introduces the student team conducting the study and identifies improving worker motivation as the goal. It then lists and describes 8 factors to consider for the redesign, including redesigning the floor plan, smart walls/furniture, internet of things, and more. The team's approach is to initially allocate half the budget to each factor, survey workers after 3 months, and use neural network analysis to determine which factors are most important to focus the remaining budget on.
This document outlines a proposal from Network Solutions Consulting to install a new computer network for Retail/Wholesale Sales. A team led by Luis Herrera will design and implement a switched LAN, WAN, and wireless network across the company's three-floor facility. The project will cost an estimated $180,000 and be completed within 5 weeks. Upon completion, the new network is projected to increase revenue by providing a reliable infrastructure for the company's internet sales and future growth.
Digital health investment has grown rapidly from $1.9 billion in 2011 to over $2 billion in 2013. A base of investors is developing as more funds invest in digital health companies, though many funds still only invest in one deal. Emerging sensors and devices are reinventing medical use cases by enabling passive monitoring. Aggregating diverse data sources will provide greater insights to drive individualized coaching, incentives, and changes to care delivery. Qualcomm Ventures invests in startups using mobile technologies to organize healthcare data and catalyze better health outcomes, focusing on areas like chronic care, aging in place, and clinical trials.
Desktop-as-a-Service: Flexible Application Delivery to Cloud-Native DesktopsAmazon Web Services
Government’s adoption of cloud-native applications is changing how agencies deliver applications and services to users. Modern ‘born in the cloud’ applications can scale up or down on-demand, and are built to support multiple organizations from a single cloud, while providing total isolation of different users, desktops and data, as security requirements warrant. But users require the flexibility to access applications from the cloud, regardless of whether it's a cloud-native one. Cloud-native desktops are making this both possible and practical, in terms of performance, security, portability, and more. During this session, we will discuss how cloud-native technology is being used in government to deliver a seamless desktop-as-a-service experience for both IT personnel and for users. Sponsored by Nutanix.
Slides of the inaugural speech of Patricia Lago as full professor at the VU University Amsterdam. You can find the accompanying text at: http://dare.ubvu.vu.nl/handle/1871/53978
Running Dry: Smart Water and Leak DetectionOswar Mungkasa
The document discusses strategies that water utilities can use to address increasing water stress and reduce non-revenue water (NRW). It defines the concept of "smart water" as using sensors, meters, and analytics across water networks, assets, and customer information. Key strategies discussed include dividing pipe networks into smaller zones (District Metering Areas) to better detect leaks, prioritizing the awareness, location, and repair of leaks to reduce real losses, and using analytics to transform utility data into insights that inform actions to cut NRW. The document advocates an integrated analytical approach across water utility activities and systems to support improved network performance, customer service, and financial and operational goals.
Software is being developed since decades without taking sustainability into consideration. This holds for its energy efficiency, that is the amount of energy software consumes while ensuring other system qualities like security, performance, reliability, etc. etc. Software un-sustainability, however, is becoming increasingly evident with the growing interest worldwide. Finally IT specialists are becoming aware that software solutions can, and should, be designed with sustainability concerns in mind. In doing so, they can create solutions that are technically more stable (hence requiring less modifications over time), target societal goals with a higher certainty, or help sustaining the business goals of both developing and consuming organizations. Everything sounds great. The real question is: how? How can we redirect software engineering practices toward sustainable software solutions? And how can we turn sustainability into a business so that companies will finally invest in it? This talk explores results and challenges in engineering software with a sustainability intent.
How to bring Sustainability in your Organization – Green ITPatricia Lago
(Invited talk at IT Circle Netherlands)
Many organizations struggle with the challenge of sustainability and how you can bring it to your IT organization. Patricia Lago, professor at VU Amsterdam is leading the Software and Services research group at VU. Her research focus is on energy-efficient software engineering and software sustainability. She, together with her colleague Ivano Malavolta shares her thoughts and experiences on how to deal with this emerging topic.
The IPA is the UK government's centre of expertise for infrastructure and major projects. It aims to continuously improve how such projects are delivered in order to support government priorities and improve lives. The IPA is establishing a Digital Infrastructure Investment Fund (DIIF) to catalyze investment in full fibre networks by making capital available to support expansion plans of alternative network providers. This will help them grow larger and make it easier to raise additional private capital, demonstrating that digital infrastructure can be an investable sector. The DIIF will operate commercially on the same terms as private investors.
Self-adaptation Approaches for Energy EfficiencyPatricia Lago
The increasing energy demands of software systems have set an
essential software quality requirement: energy efficiency. At the
same time, the many contextual changes faced by software systems
during execution can hamper their functionality and overall
quality. To address both problems, self-adaptation approaches can
empower software systems, at both design-time and runtime, to
adapt to dynamic conditions. In this way, software systems can
be more resilient to failure, hence more trustful to satisfy the demands
of modern digital society. In this paper, we perform a systematic
literature review to study the state-of-the-art on existing
self-adaptation approaches for energy efficiency. We analyze the
identified approaches from three different perspectives, namely
publication trends, application domains, and types of software systems.
Our findings can help solution providers to make guided
decisions to enable self-adaptability in designing and engineering
software systems.
User Experience - How Sensors and Big Data will change your Healthcare experi...Mark D'Cunha
In the Hospital of the Future, Big Data is one of your doctors.
The growing use of sensors will drive huge volumes of data that will change your Healthcare experience. We must learn how to create better user experiences for monitoring, fitness and health.
Engineering mindset fort corporate managementXBOSoft
- Dr. Alan Harbitter discusses how an engineering mindset can be beneficial for corporate management compared to an MBA. He shares his experience of co-founding a software company in 1985 and rising to COO with an engineering background.
- He provides examples of how engineers can use analytical skills and tools like spreadsheets to evaluate acquisitions and forecast revenue and earnings.
- While an engineering education provides strong analytical abilities, it does not teach business, management, communication skills which must be developed. Overall an engineering mindset can solve many business problems through technical analysis.
Compounding Business Value Through Big Data & Advanced Analytics, v2denesuk
This document discusses how industrial companies can leverage big data and advanced analytics. It argues that applying data science approaches to industrial sectors like power, aviation, and manufacturing can yield large efficiency gains and cost savings estimated at over $276 billion across various industries. The key is taking an "industrial data science" approach that combines domain expertise in engineering and physics with techniques like machine learning, predictive analytics, and software-defined machines. This will transform how industrial equipment is monitored and optimized to extract more value. The document provides examples of how rules-based systems can be improved using machine learning on operational data combined with outcomes. It also discusses using physical models to generate new predictive features for machine learning models.
#Infographic DIGITAL HEALTH TECH VISION 2018 Intelligent Enterprise Unleashederaser Juan José Calderón
#Infographic DIGITAL HEALTH TECH VISION 2018 Intelligent Enterprise Unleashed.
THE WORLD
HAS REACHED
A POINT
where technology is deeply embedded in our
lives—and the lines between business and
personal are blurred more than ever.
Citizen Actuation For Lightweight Energy ManagementEdward Curry
In this work, we aim to utilise the concept of citizen sensors but also introduce the theory of citizen actuation. Citizen sensors observe, report, and collect data – we propose by supporting these citizen sensors with methods to affect their surroundings we enable them to become citizen actuators. We outline a use case for citizen actuation in the Energy Management domain, propose an architecture (a Cyber-Physical Social System) built on previous work in Energy Management with Twitter integration, use of Complex Event Processing (CEP), and perform an experiment to test this theory. We motivate the need for citizen actuation in Building Management Systems due to the high cost of actuation systems. We define the concept of citizen actuation and outline an experiment that shows a reduction in average energy usage of 24%. The experiment supports the concept of citizen actuation to improve energy usage within the experimental environment and we discuss future research directions in this area.
This is our IT Essentials for Startups workshop that we give at SCORE Counselors to America’s Small Business, Washington DC’s Chapter. This presentation covers the spectrum of IT basics for new or established small business owners.
What Happens When You Add a "Green" Lens to Lean?Antea Group
Pamela Gordon spoke at the 2017 Lean & Six Sigma World Conference on leveraging lean principles in order to make gains in sustainability at your organization.
Over 4000 healthcare providers worldwide rely on NetApp solutions to manage their data. NetApp offers certified solutions that allow healthcare providers to securely share data through private clouds for scale. NetApp also partners with key vendors to provide clinically neutral digital archives that enable safe sharing of images within and between healthcare organizations.
Over 4000 healthcare providers worldwide rely on NetApp solutions to manage their data. NetApp offers certified solutions that allow healthcare providers to securely share data through private clouds for scale. NetApp also partners with key vendors to provide clinically neutral digital archives that enable safe sharing of images within and between healthcare organizations.
CLOUD COMPUTING AND BYOD: BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES IN MODERN HEALTHCAREUsmanYakubuMaaruf
The document presents the research proposal of Usman Maaruf Yakubu from Middlesex University Dubai. The research aims to critically evaluate the challenges of cloud computing and BYOD (bring your own device) in the UAE healthcare industry. It will investigate the benefits and challenges, propose solutions to the challenges identified, and gather data through interviews with healthcare professionals. Some key challenges identified are security and privacy concerns, lack of regulations and standardization for cloud computing, and security risks for BYOD. The research argues that greater collaboration can help address challenges, especially for cloud computing. It is limited to the UAE context and recent implementation of EMR/HIS in the country.
Dell Venue Pro 11 Windows 8 tablet within a Healthcare facility_Microsoft Hea...Eric Van 't Hoff
The document discusses bringing mobile devices like tablets into healthcare facilities. It describes how tablets with Windows 8 can provide caregivers access to patient information at the point of care. This allows doctors and nurses to focus on patients, improve clinical decision making, and reduce medical errors. Dell offers Windows 8 tablets like the Venue Pro 11 that are durable, secure, and manageable like other PCs. Their tablets run on Intel processors for laptop-level performance and long battery life while accessing hospital systems and apps.
Top 10 fastest growing healthcare tech companies 2021insightscare
The document discusses Claimocity, an AI-driven healthcare technology company that provides mobile practice management software. It highlights some key points:
- Claimocity aims to streamline administrative and billing processes for doctors to allow them to focus on patient care.
- Their all-in-one software and services solution reduces multiple vendors and systems into a single integrated platform.
- Their progress note generator feature combines clinical documentation and billing documentation into a single mobile workflow.
- CEO Jim Sholeff has played a key role in the company's success through his leadership, product development expertise, and focus on specialized solutions for specific customer needs.
1) GE Healthcare is using RTI Connext DDS as the connectivity platform for its Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) architecture. Connext DDS can handle many classes of intelligent machines and satisfies GE's demanding requirements.
2) GE Healthcare is leveraging the Predix architecture to connect medical devices, cloud analytics, and mobile/wearable instruments. The future communication fabric of its monitoring technology is based on Connext DDS.
3) Physio-Control uses Connext DDS to exchange critical patient care information throughout the system of care, connecting vehicle systems, cloud systems, and infrastructure systems.
Gartner ranked Dell the #1 worldwide IT services provider in healthcare in 2014. Dell sees global disruptions in healthcare delivery and continues to invest in strategies to address these rapid changes. They are actively enhancing development, implementation and adoption of novel technologies, services, and applications that will revolutionize information-driven care, resulting in improved patient outcomes and overall cost savings worldwide. Dr. Nick is responsible for providing strategic insight and will discuss some Dell’s strategies to achieve an IT environment that is interconnected, efficient and patient-focused.
The document discusses trends in telehealth, including remote patient monitoring, mobile health technologies, and collaboration tools. It outlines how telehealth will enable deeper partnerships between patients and technology in the future. Key challenges to telehealth adoption are also reviewed, and examples are provided of successful telehealth programs including remote monitoring of chronic heart failure patients and tracking of first responders' biometrics. The presentation concludes that by 2030, technology will be deeply integrated into healthcare through human-machine partnerships facilitated by patients serving as "digital conductors".
This document summarizes key tech and built environment trends for 2022 as identified by Arcadis experts. The trends include: achieving net zero carbon goals across organizations; adapting workplaces to mixed-mode working; utilizing collected building data more effectively; developing sustainable next-generation data centers; and demonstrating improved ESG metrics to stakeholders. The trends highlight challenges companies face in these areas and recommendations for addressing them through technologies, analytics, partnerships and more.
The Grand Challenge Project is currently underway as a collaboration between the RCA School of Design and CERN.
The Grand Challenge is a unique project that involves all 1st-year School of Design Students from the Fashion, Textiles, IDE, GID, Service Design, Product Design and Intelligent Mobility Programmes; about 380 students, the biggest students cohort ever involved in an RCA project.
Running for 8 weeks in partnership with scientists from CERN, the project is exploring four key themes (Health and Wellbeing, Digital Disruption, Energy, Infrastructure and the Environment; Social and Economic Disparity).
This is a talk being given at the start of the second week of the project to share some of the key insights from 2018 Future Agenda projects that will help to provoke debate and innovation across the four themes.
Life Technologies' Journey to the Cloud (ENT208) | AWS re:Invent 2013Amazon Web Services
Life Technologies initially planned to build out its own data center infrastructure, but when a cost analysis revealed that by using Amazon Web Services the company would save $325,000 in hardware alone for a single new initiative, the company decided to use AWS instead. Within 6 months of adopting AWS, Life Technologies launched their Digital Hub platform in production, which now undergirds Life Technologies' entire instrumentation product suite.This immediately began to decrease their time-to-market and enhance their customers' user experience. In this session, we provide an overview of our path to the AWS cloud, with particular focus on the evaluation criteria used to make a cloud vendor decision. We also discuss the lessons learned since going into production.
Challenges and Opportunities in Materials and Packaging in Digital HealthcareNorAzmi Alias
Challenges of public healthcare in Malaysia as an opportunities to develop smart wearable digital healthcare solutions for global market. Specific requirements on materials and packaging technology are discussed.
Future of Digital Healthcare on Cloud .pdfayushiqss
Healthcare has been an integral part of the discussion and a transformative force towards innovation. With increasing advancements and awareness, people are becoming more conscious about their choices, what they eat, and where and how to get the best treatment facilities. This brings the need to provide the best healthcare services, disease detection, and the right treatment, with the best tools and hospital staff. The internet has played a significant role in serving such kinds of top-notch consumer needs. One of these internets of things is Cloud Technology. Let’s look at cloud computing in healthcare, models of cloud computing and how it has transformed the digital healthcare sector.
This document discusses validating AI for use in healthcare. It notes that AI has the potential to save $150 billion annually in the US healthcare system. However, ML is not perfect and early collaboration with medical experts is important. A case study describes how an AI system to help with Glasgow Coma Scale scores missed the mark because it was not validated with a medical team. The document outlines "Five Golden Rules" for developing healthcare tech, including identifying real problems, validating clinical relevance, competence of the development team, marketability, and scalability. It stresses the importance of bringing clinical teams in early for collaboration.
Building Future-Ready Healthcare IT Platforms: Get To The CloudDell World
Cloud computing is a growing force in healthcare and offers clear benefits for organizations of all sizes. What is less clear to many organizations are the pros and cons of various cloud adoption strategies and how to successfully move applications and data to the cloud. Discover how cloud technology platforms can transform EMR implementations, digital image archiving and security. Through the use of real-world case studies, participants will learn effective change management strategies from a technical/operational/process perspective, as well as the pros and cons of various cloud models. Learn more: http://del.ly/Ckd9Dk
This document discusses the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) and securing medical devices in an increasingly connected world. It provides background on the growing number of connected medical devices and emerging issues around cybersecurity and privacy. The document outlines some key challenges around regulating and securing medical devices as well as establishing trust and developing best practices for an end-to-end security architecture for the IoMT. It argues that device designers, manufacturers and service providers need to ensure the security and privacy of customer data to meet legal requirements and maintain trust.
This document summarizes how IBM is helping governments, schools, universities and healthcare organizations continue innovating and making a difference through grid computing. Specifically, it describes:
1) How IBM worked with universities to create the National Digital Mammography Archive grid, which allows doctors to access patient mammography records and images from around the world within 90 seconds to aid in cancer diagnosis.
2) How IBM is establishing economic development grids for communities like Cleveland, Ohio and Bayonne Anglet Biarritz, France to provide affordable high-performance computing resources and stimulate local business growth.
3) How IBM supports the World Community Grid, which harnesses donated idle computer time from over 145,000 personal computers to
Infographic | The Growing Need for Fast, Secure TelehealthInsight
Could telehealth be the way patients are triaged in the future? Let’s explore the current landscape, the benefits of telehealth and what’s needed for it to gain widespread traction across the industry.
Embracing Technological Change Within HealthcareBrandon Donnelly
2018 WVHIMSS Presentation By Brandon Donnelly covering the state of the medical health technology and entry of tech titans into the more conservative healthcare market. This presentation covers the need for innovation of technology systems and ways for IT managers to help implement and embrace the change that is coming. A presentation about the UDI track and track project at Wheeling Hospital is also given.
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1) The oral biofilm is a complex microbial community containing over 2000 taxa. Streptococcus gordonii is a common early colonizer that interacts with pathogens like Porphyromonas gingivalis and Candida albicans.
2) S. gordonii promotes the colonization of P. gingivalis through the binding of major fimbriae to host glycoproteins. This interaction upregulates virulence genes in P. gingivalis and enhances its ability to cause bone loss.
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Dividing a research study into multiple small publications, known as "salami slicing", is considered an unethical practice. It dilutes the visibility of the overall research and makes it harder for other researchers to grasp the full significance of the work. However, in some cases where a research project involves different groups across disciplines studying a wide range of topics, publishing multiple related studies can be justified to disseminate findings to various audiences. The goal should be conveying the overall impact of the extensive work, not fabricating extra conclusions or citations.
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This document discusses using systems approaches and translational nephrology to investigate acute kidney injury (AKI). It summarizes research from the Wales Kidney Research Unit exploring ischemic preconditioning (IPC) as a potential prophylactic therapy for AKI. The research optimized an IPC protocol, identified protective gene expression signatures with IPC, and used Ingenuity Pathway Analysis to predict drugs that may recapitulate the protective IPC phenotype. Some predicted drugs were tested and found to reduce kidney injury in an AKI rat model, supporting drug repurposing approaches identified through transcriptional profiling and pathway analysis.
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- Memory T cell compartments are maintained through a balance of input from precursors and turnover of existing memory cells.
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The document summarizes a two-day workshop on data-driven system medicine held in Cardiff, Wales. Over 15 speakers from academia, healthcare, and industry discussed applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning to medicine. Talks covered using AI for clinical trials recruitment, disease modeling, precision medicine, and more. The workshop aimed to grow the community applying computational methods to personalized healthcare.
Recomendações da OMS sobre cuidados maternos e neonatais para uma experiência pós-natal positiva.
Em consonância com os ODS – Objetivos do Desenvolvimento Sustentável e a Estratégia Global para a Saúde das Mulheres, Crianças e Adolescentes, e aplicando uma abordagem baseada nos direitos humanos, os esforços de cuidados pós-natais devem expandir-se para além da cobertura e da simples sobrevivência, de modo a incluir cuidados de qualidade.
Estas diretrizes visam melhorar a qualidade dos cuidados pós-natais essenciais e de rotina prestados às mulheres e aos recém-nascidos, com o objetivo final de melhorar a saúde e o bem-estar materno e neonatal.
Uma “experiência pós-natal positiva” é um resultado importante para todas as mulheres que dão à luz e para os seus recém-nascidos, estabelecendo as bases para a melhoria da saúde e do bem-estar a curto e longo prazo. Uma experiência pós-natal positiva é definida como aquela em que as mulheres, pessoas que gestam, os recém-nascidos, os casais, os pais, os cuidadores e as famílias recebem informação consistente, garantia e apoio de profissionais de saúde motivados; e onde um sistema de saúde flexível e com recursos reconheça as necessidades das mulheres e dos bebês e respeite o seu contexto cultural.
Estas diretrizes consolidadas apresentam algumas recomendações novas e já bem fundamentadas sobre cuidados pós-natais de rotina para mulheres e neonatos que recebem cuidados no pós-parto em unidades de saúde ou na comunidade, independentemente dos recursos disponíveis.
É fornecido um conjunto abrangente de recomendações para cuidados durante o período puerperal, com ênfase nos cuidados essenciais que todas as mulheres e recém-nascidos devem receber, e com a devida atenção à qualidade dos cuidados; isto é, a entrega e a experiência do cuidado recebido. Estas diretrizes atualizam e ampliam as recomendações da OMS de 2014 sobre cuidados pós-natais da mãe e do recém-nascido e complementam as atuais diretrizes da OMS sobre a gestão de complicações pós-natais.
O estabelecimento da amamentação e o manejo das principais intercorrências é contemplada.
Recomendamos muito.
Vamos discutir essas recomendações no nosso curso de pós-graduação em Aleitamento no Instituto Ciclos.
Esta publicação só está disponível em inglês até o momento.
Prof. Marcus Renato de Carvalho
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Muktapishti is a traditional Ayurvedic preparation made from Shoditha Mukta (Purified Pearl), is believed to help regulate thyroid function and reduce symptoms of hyperthyroidism due to its cooling and balancing properties. Clinical evidence on its efficacy remains limited, necessitating further research to validate its therapeutic benefits.
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By the numbers:
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