Jan Kaiserle

Imagine a world where a doctor can predict a patient’s heart issue before it becomes a crisis, all from miles away, thanks to a small wearable device and a smart algorithm. This isn’t science fiction but the reality of AI-driven remote patient monitoring (RPM), a technology revolutionizing

Imagine a system where the cost of life-saving medical equipment for millions of Medicare beneficiaries is slashed through fierce supplier competition, yet the very access to these critical devices hangs in a delicate balance. That’s the reality the US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)

Picture a world where a patient’s health crisis is predicted and prevented before it even happens, or where a rural hospital never struggles to find qualified staff during a sudden surge in demand. This isn’t a distant dream but a tangible reality taking shape in healthcare today. Across the globe,

Imagine a world where a patient in a remote rural area can consult with a specialist hundreds of miles away without leaving home, or where a busy urban professional can get medical advice during a lunch break. This isn’t a dream—it’s the reality of telehealth, a game-changer in healthcare delivery

Imagine a system meant to support millions of vulnerable patients, yet it’s shelling out hundreds of millions more than necessary on a single type of medical device. That’s the reality facing Medicare with continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), critical tools for diabetes management, where

Imagine a healthcare system where every clinician has access to instant, tailored guidance rooted in local standards, transforming complex decisions into confident actions with the click of a button. This vision is becoming reality in Canada, thanks to a groundbreaking advancement in healthcare

James Maitland has spent his career stitching together robotics, sensors, and cloud intelligence to solve real problems at the bedside. That blend of hands‑on engineering and clinical pragmatism shows up in how he talks about seizure detection for the most fragile patients—newborns, including

What happens when the overwhelming tide of data and tight deadlines threatens to drown even the most dedicated researchers? In today’s fast-paced academic and industry landscapes, professionals face an unprecedented challenge: sifting through millions of articles, securing funding, and fostering

For patients on the mend, a hot, safe, and on‑time meal can be as decisive as a well-timed dose of medicine, and District Hospital Peren chose to treat nutrition as care, not charity, by inaugurating a dedicated patients’ kitchen on November 20. The move reoriented attention from bedside alone to

Healthcare’s privacy scaffolding was forged for an era when records lived on isolated servers, research moved slowly, and most risk came from an insider peeking where they should not, but the current reality is a continuous flow of clinical, consumer, and claims data that can be combined, mined,