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AI through end-to-end digitization
An overview of HPE solutions for healthcare
Modern healthcare is at a pivotal moment driven by rapid technological advancements and evolving societal demands To navigate this shift digital transformation is essential For healthcare IT departments this means balancing a complex array of responsibilities
Farewell to the Cloth Handkerchief: A Nostalgic Goodbye
Sponsored by European Tissue Symposium
While Spring might be finally on its way unfortunately the winter colds and flu are still in circulation Leading virologist Professor Marc Van Ranst explores some of the origins of infection control and explains why he would like to see cloth handkerchiefs consigned to the history books
How to adopt good hygiene habits this winter – including waving goodbye to cloth handkerchiefs
As a virologist and public health expert I am going to stick my neck out and suggest that should be the year that we finally call time on cloth handkerchiefs Pathogens can survive on tissues but the key to their hygiene is that they are disposed of after use In contrast cloth handkerchiefs are kept on the body which makes them less hygienic
Avoid the worst of the flu this winter by embracing vaccination and good hygiene habits
We are deep into the flu epidemic in France right now At the hospital where I work in Paris some people show up each day with flu symptoms Our emergency department is overloaded and we have many flu patients in intensive care The thing about flu is that it follows a different pattern every year Last year was relatively quiet
Safer Blood Collection Products and Value-based Care go Hand-in-Hand
A Royal College of Nursing project reported that needlestick accidents occur in the UK every year
