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Digital programs are promising for the growing number of older adults who have musculoskeletal pain, said the study’s authors.
Students in the intervention groups were given an AI chatbot called Tess.
The app was used by the U.K.’s National Health Service to help clinicians access patient information, but most NHS Trusts had reportedly stopped using it.
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Also, digital health firms in Myanmar and the Philippines are offering free virtual doctor consultations.
The company, formerly known as Pacific Knowledge Systems, will absorb three applications by Ainsoff that help reduce the risk of death for seriously ill patients and automate key clinical processes.
Developed by researchers from an Australian university, the software can also detect a baby's face in a hospital bed.
The medical device company has signed an MoU with DHI 2048 to deploy 2,500 systems to the region by the year 2025.
The new platform is powered by Oxford University spinout OxfordVR.
The new effort will focus on cardiometabolic conditions in order to give clinicians more insights into patient care.