With patient satisfaction in U.S. healthcare at a historic low and costs cited as the nation’s most urgent health problem, millions are turning to artificial intelligence for answers. We sat down with James Maitland, an expert in medical robotics and IoT applications, to discuss this seismic shift.
A fundamental shift is rearchitecting the global healthcare technology landscape, transforming what was once a series of discretionary upgrades into an urgent operational and financial necessity for providers worldwide. The era of siloed, department-specific software is definitively over, replaced
The successful outcome of a medical procedure often hinges on the flawless performance of devices that patients and clinicians take for granted, from a simple syringe to a complex, life-sustaining implant. When these devices function as intended, they are marvels of modern engineering, but a
A developer's proposal to replace a crucial 1,000-space park and ride facility with a data center has ignited a firestorm of controversy, raising fears that the University Hospital of Wales (UHW), the nation's largest hospital, could be pushed into a state of operational paralysis. The Cardiff East
The prevailing narrative, fueled by science fiction and sensational headlines, has long painted a future where autonomous robots methodically replace the skilled hands of human surgeons in the operating room. This vision, however, fundamentally misinterprets the true trajectory of surgical
In the critical moments following an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, the quality of chest compressions can be the single most important factor determining a patient's chance of survival, a challenge that is magnified exponentially in rural areas where transport times are long and resources are
