| 12/10/2020 |
Virtual Diagnostics Market Size To Be Worth USD 1,512.2 Million by 2027 Growing at a CAGR of 15.0% | Emergen Research |
Globe Newswire |
... learning technology will provide a lucrative growth opportunity to players in the virtual diagnostic market. However, this technology is new and involves multiple challenges such as privacy concerns and low accuracy associated with the virtual diagnosis . The growth in the geriatric population and the need for a quick and easy diagnosis will impact the market positively. Additional factors, such as lack of medical and physicians and poor health conditions, are ... |
| 8/26/2020 |
Visit Doctor Without Leaving Home Technology in Chinas Healthcare |
laht.com |
... the country besides a conventional hospital, number 6 Guiyang. It also runs another online clinic for chronic diseases in Guizhou province, along with three platforms for connecting users. These online clinics offer consultations, virtual diagnosis and health checkups, and also connects local healthcare doctors virtually to renowned specialists from large hospitals in cities such as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou for advice. We have over 2,000 renowned experts working with ... |
| 4/7/2020 |
Global Virtual Diagnostics Market (2019 to 2030) – Focus on Type of Diagnosis, End-user, Region, Patent Scenario and Competitive Landscape |
financialbuzz.com |
... as increasing rising awareness for early disease diagnosis and increasing demand for accessible and affordable diagnostics. However, there are significant challenges that are restraining the market growth. These challenges include low accuracy within the virtual diagnosis and increasing privacy concerns among the people worldwide. Key Questions Answered in the Report: What are the key features of virtual diagnostics and what are the different technologies of virtual diagnostics offered in the ... |
| 4/1/2020 |
In and Out of the Hospital, Neurohospitalists Shift Course for the Surge in COVID-19 |
lww.com |
... physician to listen to the lungs from another location. Such a telemedicine robot enabled Leslie V. Simon, DO, an emergency medicine physician and department chair, to develop a process that led to the first virtual diagnosis of COVID-19 at Mayo Clinic in Florida, with minimal use of personal protective equipment and exposure to staff, Dr. Freeman said. Respiratory distress can be seen on observation by using the visual camera ... |
| 12/28/2019 |
VA’s cutting-edge technology helps physicians provide top-notch Veteran care |
va.gov |
VA Careers by VA Careers 1k views Using technology developed right here at VA, our physicians deliver cutting-edge care to Veterans every day. We lead the nation in healthcare innovation — from delivering virtual diagnosis and treatment via telehealth to pioneering the use of genetics for cancer care to building the next generation of robotic prosthetics. Telehealth Physicians who treat Veterans in rural areas widely use telehealth services. Secure video ... |
| 11/4/2019 |
3 Ways Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Medicine |
countingpips.com |
3 Ways Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Medicine November 4, 2019 By India Bottomley From smart speakers in the operating room to virtual diagnosis and treatment plans, The AEDITION looks at a few of the ways artificial intelligence is shaking up the medical industry. We may not be at the point where you overhear your surgeon saying, “Hey, Google, pass the scalpel,” but artificial intelligence (AI) is gradually making its way ... |
| 8/2/2019 |
NHS ‘chatbot’ app Babylon valued at over $2bn after $550m investment |
businessofapps.com |
Share Babylon , the healthcare technology startup behind a virtual diagnosis app used by the NHS, has announced a $550 million investment , valuing the company at over $2 billion. The money will be used to fund “extensive product innovation” to cover chronic conditions as well as support international expansion into the US and Asia. The funding came from backers including Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund; one of the largest US health ... |