Digital Health

In an era where healthcare systems worldwide grapple with unprecedented challenges, a staggering projection from the World Health Organization highlights the urgency of the crisis: a deficit of 4.5 million nurses is expected by 2030, painting a vivid picture of a profession under immense strain.

I’m thrilled to sit down with James Maitland, a renowned expert in robotics and IoT applications in medicine, who brings a deep passion for harnessing technology to revolutionize healthcare. With a keen understanding of how innovations like artificial intelligence can address pressing challenges,

Imagine a neighborhood where over 13% of residents lack access to a family doctor, and the nearest clinic feels like a world away due to physical, financial, or social barriers. In Scarborough, a vibrant yet underserved area of Toronto, this is the reality for many, with more than half a million

Imagine a rural family in a remote part of Australia, miles away from the nearest physiotherapy clinic, struggling to manage a child’s rehabilitation after surgery, or an urban professional unable to fit a dietitian appointment into a packed schedule due to caregiving duties. These scenarios

I'm thrilled to sit down with James Maitland, a renowned expert in robotics and IoT applications in medicine, whose passion for integrating technology into healthcare has positioned him as a leading voice in the field. With the recent reinstatement of telehealth flexibilities following a historic

Imagine a world where a single missed detail in a medical scan could alter a patient’s life, yet the tools to catch such oversights are not universally accessible, driving an urgent need for innovation in diagnostic imaging. This field, where precision and speed can mean the difference between