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Although it was challenging, the virtual validation brought about opportunities for other hospital departments to participate and learn in the process.

The findings are based on a survey conducted from October to December 2020 from 17 countries.

The software can automatically mark potential lesions based on the use of AI to learn from endoscopic images of more than 10,000 lesions, as well as learning from the observations of expert physicians.

Under the partnership, both parties will collaborate to bring cross-border, virtual oncology telemedicine services to cancer patients in Mainland China, supported by a panel of Hong Kong oncology experts.

Evan Dumas, Regional Director, Southeast Asia, Check Point Software Technologies shares his insights on the opportunities and threats of IoT in healthcare, as well tips on preventing ransomware attacks. 

Across the healthcare spectrum, the implementation of the appropriate AI tech can add value to clinicians, administrative staff and of course, the patient.  

Panellists at a recent webinar provided valuable insights in relation to how healthcare organizations can better utilize data for actionable insights to improve both business and care outcomes.

Both parties will work together in other jointly-developed projects that may arise in the course of the MoU.

Healthcare organizations in Asia Pacific are looking to further leverage technology to improve healthcare systems and operations, as well as explore new models of care outside of hospital walls.

The revalidation was done over three days, along with the successful EMRAM Stage 6 revalidation of the co-located Jurong Community Hospital.