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Health records
Aug 11, 2011

RFID makes paramedics' lives easier

A new token makes it possible for first responders to access medical information, such as allergies or blood type.

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GE Healthcare
Aug 11, 2011

Patients an iPad away from doctors

Clinicians can now walk with their iPad wherever they like while continuing to interact with the patient.

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Obed Bapela
Aug 5, 2011

eBarometer reveals SA's ICT failures

While there is growth, it is the low rate of growth in ICT adoption that threatens SA's position in the global society.

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Healthcare
Aug 4, 2011

Japan robot offers nursing support

The robot lifts patients off floor into a wheelchair, moves around on wheels and responds to voice commands.

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Data growth
Aug 4, 2011

Data growth presents challenges

The rate of growth is about 40% annually, which is eight times faster than IT spending, says Jane Thomson, MD of Softworx.

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Tech addiction
Aug 3, 2011

In need of a fix

Is social networking “addiction” becoming almost a prerequisite in a radically changing world?

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Apple profits
Aug 1, 2011

Apple holds more cash than US govt

In today's technology roundup: Apple holds more cash than US govt, Google to buy over 1 000 IBM patents, Apple leads smartphone market, and Xbox addict dies from blood clot.

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RFID market
Jul 28, 2011

RFID market in healthcare to grow

Tech advances in the manufacture of RFID chips are also expected to reduce the cost of tags, especially in the healthcare industry.

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Imaging technology
Jul 28, 2011

New tech reduces radiation exposure

The technology cuts radiation exposure by up to 50% and provides more detailed results than ordinary X-rays.

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FDA
Jul 28, 2011

FDA to regulate healthcare mobile apps

Android, BlackBerry and iPhone are among the smartphone platforms with medical apps that will be regulated.

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Fujitsu signs ICT deal with WA Health

The company will provide its data centre infrastructure and manage services support needs for Western Australia's public health system.