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Roundup: Victoria, WA launch initiatives to support local digital health innovation and more briefs

Healthcare It News

The Victorian Connected Health Innovation and Commercialisation Centre will support up to 500 local companies each year by connecting them with healthcare professionals, investors, and other innovators who can assist in fast-tracking the development of their new digital health products.

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How Medical Billing Services Empower Independent Physicians?

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It serves as a strategic solution in healthcare billing services. According to an article published by the National Center for Biotechnology Medicine in the National Library of Medicine, personal health expenditures reached a staggering amount of $3 trillion in the US. It requires smooth navigation provided by an expert billing team.

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Can Doctors Objectively Quantify and Measure Pain?

HIT Consultant

The healthcare industry needs a clinically acceptable way to objectively measure pain and since pain is a very complex mixture of biochemistry and genetics and it’s unlikely that a laboratory test that directly quantifies pain will be developed. Inside the Clinical Study: What doctors observed. Frank Fornari, Ph.D.,

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6 Career Paths to Pursue That Contribute to Healthcare Without Needing an MD

HIT Consultant

When people think of careers in healthcare, the role of a medical doctor (MD) is often the first that comes to mind. Here are six career paths that play a part in the healthcare industry without requiring a medical degree. Many chemical engineers working in healthcare also pursue advanced degrees (such as a Master’s or Ph.D.),

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The Role of Technology in Shaping the Future of Medicine

HIT Consultant

Close up of doctor using digital tablet with touch screen at physical recovery clinic. Medical worker holding modern device and technology to help patient with workout and fitness In recent years, healthcare technology has been rapidly evolving, transforming the way healthcare professionals diagnose, treat, and manage patient care.

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Day Two Notes for the 40th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, 2022

Sheppard Health Law

Morgan Healthcare Conference. Looking at the whole person – not just separate organs or body systems – may seem obvious and commonsense, but it’s not how our (well planned, highly logical) healthcare system currently is structured. There are many examples of how segmentation and fragmentation is the rule, rather than the exception.

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AI in Healthcare: Implications at the Molecular, System, and Patient Level

Health Advances

By Ashley Peake, with Contributions from Greg Chittim and Shomik Datta This is the 2nd in a series of reports from the Wharton Healthcare Conference in February 2023. You can read the previous entry here: Is the Healthcare Industry Meeting the Rising Expectations of Consumers? GlobalData estimates $4.3B between 2019 and 2024. [2]