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Section 1: The Cost of Bad Discharges In many hospitals, we treat discharge as just another administrative task. But this relatively simple step can be the linchpin of patient recovery and hospital efficiency. If not done correctly, the consequences are not only dissatisfaction; it costs hospitals in operational inefficiency, financial

Introduction: The Problem With One Size Fits All Gone are the days when a generic system could handle the diverse needs of specialized departments within a healthcare environment. Be it ophthalmology, oncology, or cardiology, each specialty has specific solutions it needs to accurately diagnose, treat, and manage the patient. Generalized

Q&A: Digital Twin Technology in Healthcare: An Introduction As technology continues to shape every industry, healthcare has seen significant developments. One of the most paradigmatic of these is Digital Twin Technology — the technology that creates digital copies of physical systems or entities. Emerging from the realms of manufacturing and

Introduction: Preparing for a New Era—The Age of Emerging Infectious Diseases With a world growing ever more defined by rapid change and crisis, hospitals are being called to remain prepared for defining emergencies. By disasters, COVID-19 strikes, and mass disasters, they will face their swift response system, which means life

Introduction: Beyond Patient Care In the healthcare landscape, where the priority is often centered around saving lives and enhancing the quality of care, the health and resilience of those providing it — the healthcare workforce — are often sidelined. Hospitals and clinics depend on the tireless productivity of doctors, nurses,

Introduction: Discourse of Big Data In this world of big data, small data for the transformation of rural healthcare is often neglected. Where big data concerns itself with large datasets requiring heavy analytics, small data zooms in on very prescriptive, local, actionable information. In rural healthcare — an ecosystem fraught