Robotics

Could a Robot Perfect the Common Blood Draw?
Infrastructure & Management Could a Robot Perfect the Common Blood Draw?

The routine act of having blood drawn, a cornerstone of modern diagnostics, often carries an undercurrent of anxiety for patients and presents a persistent operational challenge for healthcare systems grappling with staffing shortages and the need for procedural consistency. While medical

Intuitive's Da Vinci 5 Fuels U.S. Surgery Growth
Digital Health Intuitive's Da Vinci 5 Fuels U.S. Surgery Growth

The New Era of Robotic-Assisted Procedures Intuitive Surgical's da Vinci platform is spearheading a significant expansion in U.S. robotic-assisted surgery, and its latest model, the da Vinci 5, is exceeding all expectations. The company reported a robust 15% year-over-year increase in U.S.

What Fueled Austin's 2025 Tech Funding Boom?
Infrastructure & Management What Fueled Austin's 2025 Tech Funding Boom?

The Austin technology scene witnessed an unprecedented surge in venture capital during 2025, with billions of dollars pouring into local startups and cementing the year as the most robust funding period for the city since 2021. This monumental influx was not a scattered phenomenon but a

What Fuels a Lifelong Passion for Rural Care?
Infrastructure & Management What Fuels a Lifelong Passion for Rural Care?

In an era where healthcare is often dominated by large, urban medical centers, the resilience and quality of care in smaller, rural communities hinge critically on the dedication of their leaders. The story of a career spanning more than four decades in hospital administration offers a compelling

Four Trends Will Shape the Medtech Industry in 2026
Regulatory & Compliance Four Trends Will Shape the Medtech Industry in 2026

With a career spanning decades at the intersection of medical technology and finance, James Maitland has a unique vantage point on the forces shaping the industry. After a turbulent 2025 that saw medtech navigate trade wars and policy shifts, the sector proved its resilience with strong procedure

Palliative Care Urged to Ease Hospital Overcrowding
Infrastructure & Management Palliative Care Urged to Ease Hospital Overcrowding

A critical new proposal suggests that a key solution to the chronic overcrowding plaguing Australia's public hospitals lies not in building more wards, but in fundamentally rethinking how the nation cares for its most vulnerable at the end of life. In its 2026 Budget Submission, Palliative Care

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