Seoul National University Hospital will lead South Korea’s national strategic technologies R&D and more instructions
Seoul National University Hospital has been designated by the South Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare as a national strategic technology-specialized research institute.
As such, it is expected to lead the country’s efforts to promote national strategic technologies as mandated by the National Strategic Technology Promotion Act, which was passed in February last year.
It will provide R&D and workforce training and be involved in international cooperation in biotechnology, focusing on the analysis and use of digital health and health data.
Indian drone technology Skye Air Mobility has won contracts for drone delivery projects in seven public medical facilities in India.
Skye Air will use its drone to deliver life-saving medicines and blood to remote villages within minutes, and to quickly transfer blood and pathology information. samples between hospitals.
The following institutions will trial drone delivery: All India Institute of Medical Science branches in Jodhpur, Rajkot, Bhubaneswar, All India Institute of Hygiene & Public Health in Kolkata, Central Leprosy Teaching and Research Institute in Chengalpattu and Regional Leprosy Training and research institutes in Bankura and Aska.
Tertiary hospital Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital (KDAH) in Mumbai recently strengthened the cybersecurity of its IT infrastructure with solutions from Checkpoint amid the rise of ‘advanced’ cyber threats in India.
It has replaced the manual data aggregation process with Check Point’s Maestro Hyperscale Network Security, an AI-powered centralized system to streamline workflows and optimize resources. Maestro has also provided insight into open ports to enable independent recovery actions.
KDAH also implemented the Check Point Harmony Endpoint to improve endpoint security. It also plans to later introduce Check Point Email & Collaboration to strengthen email security.
“Since joining Check Point, we have had virtually no security issues,” testified KDAH CIO Srinivasan Raman. It is said that KDAH’s IT infrastructure has been createdp from 300 virtual servers, 75 physical servers, virtual databases and 2,500 endpoints.
Cardiology DTx company She-wolf from India works together with the American College of Cardiology to offer what could be the world’s first professional certificate in digital therapeutics.
Based on a press release, ACC will award “digital pioneer” certificates to participating cardiologists using Lupin’s remote cardiac rehabilitation and digital heart failure solutions.
Merck has launched its first digital hub outside the United States and Europe.
The Merck Digital Hub in Singapore, which was launched with the support of the Singapore Economic Development Board, is expected to promote digital innovation and talent in healthcare, semiconductors and AI.
It will leverage data collaboration ecosystems Syntropy and Athinia, which help organizations integrate and manage their data while maintaining the high quality standards of their industry.