Fabrice Leguet, Managing Director of Siemens Healthineers, Southeast Asia, explains how medical institutions can make healthcare more accessible in the ‘new normal’.
From data breaches, to the complete shutdown of a hospital’s IT system, the consequences of cyberattacks cannot be ignored by the healthcare industry, says Tony Hartono, Information Technology Expert for Indonesia’s Hospital Association (PERSI).
With COVID-19 now largely under control, China’s hospitals are pressing ahead with plans for further digitalisation and development, says Mr Li Xiaomin, Secretary of the First People’s Hospital of Lianyungang
Setting privacy standards and raising awareness of data privacy and security will be key for the healthcare sector, which has been the victim of major data breaches in recent years
It is crucial for healthcare providers to have updated safety and quality standards in place in order to cope with the demands of the new normal, says Dr Karen Luxford, CEO of ACHS International.
Dr Jeffrey Staples, Chief Operating Officer of Metro Pacific Hospitals, shares his views on whether remote work for healthcare staff is feasible in the long-term.
Dr Wayne Huang, Superintendent of Chang Bing Show Chwan Memorial Hospital in Taiwan, shares his views on the country’s healthcare sector, and how embracing technology is the way for growth
Dr Koh Hau-Tek, Deputy Chief Medical Officer at Jiahui Health, believes the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted just why modular hospitals should be at the forefront of the healthcare industry.
Nurses at Taiwan Adventist Hospital are encouraged to innovate to improve care for patients – this has led to patented medical device inventions and improved staff morale
