Platinum Health modernised its legacy application with Keyrus, using AI to triple screen output without a dedicated designer.
Retailers, pharmacies and digital kiosks within retail are emerging as important entry points to healthcare.
Paratus Zambia has deployed Starlink connectivity across 250 health facilities in Luapula, Muchinga and Northern provinces through its partnership with Right to Care Zambia.
Experienced quality assurance specialist focused on helping organisations in the Netherlands strengthen software delivery and manage technology risk.
SAPS channels funds towards disputed gunshot tech
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The purpose-built CRM Patient Management Application brings the patient journey, stakeholder relationships, workflow management, reporting and governance together into a connected digital environment.
UCT is among 17 organisations worldwide selected for Google.org’s “AI for Science” challenge, sharing a $36 million funding pool.
The pathology lab disputes claims that 80 million patient records were exposed in a cyber attack, as forensic investigations continue.
As part of the Demo Day, the finalists presented their technologies to investors, experts and major corporations.
E-scripting connects the prescription to the wider clinical workflow, from medication selection and safety checks to pharmacy fulfilment, repeat prescribing and the patient's digital clinical record.
To extend safety monitoring without compromising student privacy, Mircea Eliade Sports High School integrated HALO Smart Sensors that operate entirely without recording video.
UCT leads an initiative using machine learning and open-source imaging to study infectious diseases at the cellular level.
The company’s computer software assets increased to R239 million in the year ended 30 June, from R225 million a year earlier.