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Healthy Planet, Healthy People: An Introduction With the planet facing the twin challenges of climate change and increasing healthcare needs, the healthcare industry stands at a pivotal moment. Hospitals and medical facilities, historically viewed as bastions of healing, ironically play a prominent role in environmental harm. From the energy-intensive operations

Introduction: The Hospitality of Healthcare Lines between industries are blurring, and none more so than the space where healthcare and hospitality collide. Although the two industries address completely different needs, hospitality is a treasure trove of lessons for hospitals, especially around customer retention. Experience and loyalty are two areas where

Introduction: The Move of Healthcare Towards Specialization Healthcare is not a one-size-fits-all business anymore. With the advancement of medical science, specialized departments like ophthalmology, oncology, and cardiology require specific systems that cater to their distinct challenges. Generalized healthcare systems, created to meet sweeping needs, tend to fail at these specialized

In the fast-paced world of ophthalmology, every second counts. With rising patient numbers and increasing complexities in eye care, ophthalmologists face an ever-growing challenge to deliver precise and timely care. The integration of Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems has revolutionized the way they operate. Let’s dive into a typical day

As healthcare organizations expand, the need to manage multiple facilities and complex patient requirements also becomes more challenging. The traditional Hospital Information Management Solutions (HIMS) often fail to scale across new locations, resulting in bottlenecks of operation, patient care, and administration. Introducing modular HIMS, an innovative take on hospital management

Introduction: Bridging Gaps in Eye Care Individuals in rural communities frequently encounter barriers to access for specialized healthcare services, including eye care. Limited resources, lack of infrastructure, and geographical barriers have traditionally hindered early diagnosis and management of eye conditions. Cue tele-ophthalmology, an innovative approach that employs the use of