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12/19/2011

Doom and gloom but yes, there’s hope and even health-promoting laughter…

Health-promoting laughter… As our year ends amid depressing global economic uncertainty, budget and staff cutbacks, threats to healthcare workers’ pensions and much else, some …

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12/19/2011

Europe`s healthcare sector faces strained labour relations

Current staff crises are leading Europe`s hospitals to show strong interest in talent management, according to human resources management software provider unmantis. …

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12/19/2011

The Global E-Health Forum

 

12/19/2011

US community hospital develops its own unique app

Accessing patient files on smartphones physicians can view laboratory and radiology reports, vital signs and all relevant patient data …

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12/19/2011

Quantum leap

Moving from 6-slice scan to a 64 row CT, Vierzon Hospital steps up to advance functionalities and explores the potential for news types of examinations, John Brosky reports. …

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12/08/2011

GE and Microsoft aimed to launch Joint Venture

General Electric Company, through its healthcare IT business, and Microsoft Corp. announced plans to create a joint venture aimed at helping healthcare organizations and …

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12/06/2011

Presumed consent not answer to solving organ shortage in U.S.

Changing the organ donation process in this country from opt-in — by, say, checking a box on a driver’s license application— to opt-out, which presumes someone’s …

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12/05/2011

Key Trends in IVD, Medical Imaging, and Healthcare IT in/from China

Improving access to care in particular for the rural population - this was one of the major goals of the Five-Year Plan which recently ended; and it has made its way again to the …

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12/05/2011

Cloud computing - Assessing the role of providers today and tomorrow

Walter F Schäfer explained in EH-2-11 that the term cloud computing designates a novel technological approach whereby the user no longer purchases and maintains physical IT …

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12/05/2011

Ranking healthcare systems worldwide

Does France provide the world’s best health service? How is a good healthcare system defined? Who decides that one healthcare system is better than another? What do we expect …

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12/05/2011

Patient Safety in Anaesthesiology

Step by step, the Helsinki Declaration is being implemented: Great Britain and the Netherlands have made it law. In Germany, it is voluntary, Susanne Werner reports …

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12/05/2011

Documentation and certification

The German Society for Interventional Radiology and Minimally Invasive Therapy (DeGIR) has been developing its nation-wide quality assurance programme since 1987. ‘We launched …

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10/31/2011

The Global E-Health Forum – Hamburg 2011

Improving the quality of healthcare, increasing the efficiency of the systems and ensuring patient empowerment - these are common goals worldwide when discussing the necessary …

10/27/2011

Manufacturers, please! - Improve medical products labels for quicker recognition

For 100% safety, medical products should be better labelled. While legislators, regulatory authorities and certification bodies stipulate that manufacturers should provide clear …

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10/27/2011

Radiology in Poland - a constantly developing field

In an interview with Daniela Zimmermann, Professor Jerzy Walecki explained the implications of that role and the state of radiology in Poland today. …

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10/27/2011

USA: The new Ann & Robert H Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago

In 2012, Chicago’s Children’s Memorial Hospital will be in transition, with a change of name as well as location, when its top class technology, physicians, scientists, staff …

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10/20/2011

World Conference Examines Impact of Social Inequities on Health

High-level representatives from more than 100 countries are meeting this week in Rio de Janeiro for the World Conference on Social Determinants of Health, a World Health …

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10/20/2011

A new definition for plastic surgery

Gathering in Austria, plastic surgeons proclaim the need for clarification and standards. Michael Krassnitzer reports …

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10/20/2011

EHFG 2011 - ‘There are too many unnecessary operations!’

Participants at European Health Forum Gastein 2011 (EHFG) agreed: the tendency in Germany and Austria is to operate far too soon (particularly for hip, knee and disc surgery), and …

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