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True digital health equity, according to Sam Shah, NEOM's director of health data, includes designing tools to help people in remote or conflict-affected areas transport medical records and get telehealth support.

Jessica Potts, workforce strategy and operations director at SSM Health, says scheduling and staffing technologies are changing nurse managers' day-to-day tasks.

Its latest interoperability projects explore privacy-preserving applications that could improve the accuracy and scalability of individual access services under TEFCA and test FHIR-based capabilities.

The report also notes that more than half of clinical and IT leaders are not confident that shared devices fully protect patient data.

eClinicalWorks showcased a series of artificial intelligence tools it says are all aimed at improving the relationships between doctors and patients, and billing departments and healthcare consumers.

In just 10 months, the analytics initiative helped the hospital rack up nearly 700 hours of productivity saved for clinicians, nurses, administrators and staff. It's also fostered safer surgical environments with fewer surgical site infections.

Automation and personalised care projects at the major Victorian health service aim to enhance patient experience and cut delays in cancer diagnosis.

The AirPods Pro 3 will include heart rate sensing, while the Watch Series 11 will come with hypertension detection and a new sleep score.

Also, the Korean government has started a $16 million multimodal medical AI project with 14 public and private organisations.

Also, HealthOne EMR from New Zealand's South Island is heading north.