The Western Cape’s Emergency Medical Services drone project has helped save many lives since it launched almost a year ago.
In a study by Accenture, 66% of healthcare providers intend to migrate to the cloud within one year, with 96% of providers operating from the cloud in three years.
It‘s high time the South African public health sector implements an integrated healthcare management system, says Gijima.
The air transport industry’s communications and IT provider makes its electronic health travel declaration freely available to governments globally.
Cape Town-based BixBio targets next year for commercial rollout of its software platform that addresses shortcomings of current genetics testing.
Netcare Blaauwberg Hospital introduces the Mako robotic-arm surgical system, saying it will be a permanent fixture for knee replacement surgeries.
Employees increasingly leverage artificial intelligence, augmented and virtual reality, after the COVID-19 pandemic left them in emotional turmoil.
Mental health help is now a download away, as personalised artificial intelligence-driven app Vive Teens makes its debut.
Gijima and SAP believe that as intelligent enterprises, healthcare providers will become highly efficient at saving and improving people’s lives.
By leveraging open standards-based API gateways – which enable the shift to push notifications – a digital healthcare experience can be delivered to patients and providers.