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Natural Language Processing: A breakthrough technology in healthcare
Natural Language Processing is rapidly being adopted in the healthcare industry. As it has realized the potential of this cutting edge technology in streamlining the processes
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Cyber security for telehealth services
Telehealth is a boon for providers and patients. It increases the availability of care while reducing costs. However, telehealth platforms do have intrinsic privacy to protect sensitive patient data, many consumers are eager to adapt to this health delivery method, but many platforms lack adequate data safeguards
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It's time for a smart health insurance plan
Smartphones, smart TVs and smart wearables have made their mark in our lives, what if your health and wellness plan was smart too—tailored to your needs, rewarding a healthy and fit lifestyle?
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Budget 2021: Expectations for healthcare sector in a crucial year for wellness
What healthcare industry expect from the Union Budget 2020-21 for sustainable growth
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Innovation, entrepreneurship and an Atmanirbhar Bharat
Are we doing enough to promote and sustain innovation ecosystem in India?
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Skills for Gen Z to fit into the future workforce
The adoption of new technologies, along with COVID-19's impact on the global economy and various industries, has created greater demand for jobs that require select technical, industrial and business skills.
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PR Trends during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Public Relations is one of the most effective ways to build on marketing strategies and create a strong brand image. Public Relations (PR) strategies that applied for different brands at the starting of the year 2020 may not be applicable in the present-day situation
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Why breast cancer awareness needs better marketing in India
The government, with public-private partnerships, should organise continuous awareness programmes of simple self-screening methods that can help in early diagnosis of the disease
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How Covid-19 will change workplaces and cities
For most companies, a hybrid model probably makes the most sense: a core group of employees who go to an office every day, another group who may commute once or twice a week, and a third group that works remotely almost all the time
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Digital health: A step in the right direction
The overstretched health infrastructure is under tremendous pressure to manage the patient load. This has created an opportunity to digitise health-infrastructure and health care services in the country