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A successful AI-powered CDSS implementation is one co-designed with doctors, says Dr Jenny Shao, chief medical officer at GuidelineX.

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Startups must align purpose with profit to survive

Author and Rock Health founder Halle Tecco discusses her latest book, which advises healthcare startups to test different business models and ensure that their revenue grows along with their impact.

Startups must align purpose with profit to survive
Author and Rock Health founder Halle Tecco discusses her latest book, which advises healthcare startups to test different business models and ensure that their revenue grows along with their impact.
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Healthcare technology must serve people first

H.E. Mubaraka Ibrahim, CIO and chief AI officer at Emirates Health Services and Senior Executive Changemaker, says that digital health tools need to reduce patient anxiety, ease clinician burden and make care safer.

Healthcare technology must serve people first
H.E. Mubaraka Ibrahim, CIO and chief AI officer at Emirates Health Services and Senior Executive Changemaker, says that digital health tools need to reduce patient anxiety, ease clinician burden and make care safer.
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Health systems need rural healthcare reality check

Holly Davis, Bingham Healthcare CNO, says that while funding and data gaps exist, mobile phones, telemedicine and satellite internet mean that care is not as inaccessible in rural areas as healthcare leaders may think.

Health systems need rural healthcare reality check
Holly Davis, Bingham Healthcare CNO, says that while funding and data gaps exist, mobile phones, telemedicine and satellite internet mean that care is not as inaccessible in rural areas as healthcare leaders may think.
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