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4 Important Benefits Of Peer-to-peer Healthcare And How It Impacts Health Outcomes

With technology advancing rapidly, there’s no doubt that technology will continue to enhance P2P health care.
From advanced telemedicine services to AI-powered health advice, peer-to-peer healthcare will continue to evolve.

Imagine a future where virtual reality brings people together for support groups, making the experience even more immersive. Additionally, P2P healthcare is not a replacement but a complement to traditional healthcare.

The Concept Of Minimalism In Healthcare

“The idea of minimalism does not in any way eliminate the need to be thorough and detailed. It only emphasises the importance of using less to achieve more by eliminating excess joints, bends and processes.”

Harnessing The Power Of Artificial Intelligence In Africa’s Healthcare Ecosystem: The Possibilities And Sharing Ideas

By embracing AI-powered tools, healthcare professionals can significantly augment care delivery and improve patient outcomes. From early diagnosis and personalised treatment plans to remote patient monitoring and health education, AI can bridge the gap in healthcare access and enhance the overall quality of healthcare in Africa. Nevertheless, Africa must embrace AI and make it easy for AI technologies to thrive, grow and benefit the people.

World Brain Day Is Coming Soon!

World brain day is coming in a few days, and we’ve got a lot to share with our readers about the brain. This year’s theme is also worthy of note: Brain Health and Disability: Leave No One Behind. 

Collaboration In Nursing: Best Way For Efficient Outcomes

Collaboration In Nursing: The Best Way For Efficient Outcomes

“Collaboration in nursing is a crucial partnership between two key parties: the skilled and compassionate nurse and the patient who requires care and support. Through effective communication, trust-building, and shared decision-making, this collaborative relationship can lead to improved health outcomes, increased patient satisfaction, and a stronger overall healthcare system..”

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A Very Personal Experience With Epilepsy

“Across the world, people with Epilepsy continue to be the targets of stigma, discrimination, and human rights violations. As a result, they frequently face barriers to education and employment and are effectively prevented from full participation in social and community life.” 

Boosting Healthcare Delivery With Cloud Technology: Comments On Microsoft’s Strategy To Boost Healthcare Delivery With Cloud Technology

“Simply put, cloud computing is the delivery of computing services—including servers, storage, databases, networking, software, analytics, and intelligence—over the Internet (“the cloud”) to offer faster innovation, flexible resources, and economies of scale. You typically pay only for cloud services you use, helping you lower your operating costs, run your infrastructure more efficiently, and scale as your business needs change.”

REFEEDING SYNDROME IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS

When the body is starved of food (during fasting or in a critical illness), catabolic processes are initiated.
 
The body, in a bid to preserve and maintain energy levels, starts breaking down glycogen stores (glycogenolysis) and also switches from carbohydrates to non-carbohydrate sources (protein and lipids) as the major source of energy (gluconeogenesis). 

World Heart Day: Use Heart For Every Heart

“Use Heart means to think differently. To make the right decisions. To act with courage. To help others. To engage with this important cause. The heart is the only organ you can hear and feel. It is the first and last sign of life. It is one of the few things with the potential to unite all of us as people.”

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Carecode Digital Health Hub

A lot of Healthcare Professionals are technophobic, they feel the digital world is meant for the “Steve Jobs” and “Bill Gates”; they do not know that they will do themselves and their communities a lot of good by understanding the importance of digital technologies to healthcare.

Healthcare And Well-being

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Benefits Of Oral Hygiene

“The World Health Organization’s Global Oral Health Status Report estimates that oral diseases affect nearly 3.5 billion people worldwide, with three out of four affected people living in middle-income countries.”

The Impact Of Stigmatisation On Patients: How Healthcare Professionals Can Promote Understanding And Compassion In Healthcare Settings

Stigmatisation in healthcare facilities or environments can take many forms, from outright denial of care, provision of substandard care, and physical or verbal abuse to even more subtle forms, like making people wait longer, passing their care to junior or inexperienced colleagues, or deliberately gossiping about them while they are around. These actions can have severe consequences, leading to shame, withdrawal and misdiagnosis, in the case of Sophia.

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4 Important Benefits Of Peer-to-peer Healthcare And How It Impacts Health Outcomes

With technology advancing rapidly, there’s no doubt that technology will continue to enhance P2P health care.
From advanced telemedicine services to AI-powered health advice, peer-to-peer healthcare will continue to evolve.

Imagine a future where virtual reality brings people together for support groups, making the experience even more immersive. Additionally, P2P healthcare is not a replacement but a complement to traditional healthcare.

How Empathy Drives Human-Centered Innovation In Healthcare

Empathy is the most vital element of human-centred design [or humanity-centred design]. It’s no longer just “user-centred” but now more of how much humanity we infuse into our designs and solutions.

Healthcare design and innovation benefit immensely from empathy-centred or human-centred design because healthcare is more personal and intimate than any other industry or ecosystem. Healthcare requires larger doses of empathy and human centricity, which, if missing, will leave us with solutions that aren’t deep enough and that do not entirely meet the healthcare needs of patients and people.

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