Our mission is to inspire Healthcare Professionals in Africa [and all over the world] to do more with “DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES”…
it’s actually that simple…
To us, it’s an adventure, an exciting one… We want Healthcare Professionals in Africa to be ready to take on the innovative challenges that the coming DIGITAL revolution is about to bring to the healthcare industry in Africa…
“If recent events have taught us anything, it’s that flexibility overcomes fragility. Data-linked, tech-facing healthcare systems must deploy a resilient core toolkit of secure, cloud-based capabilities to face any challenges in uncertain times.”
Read the official report of our Digital Health Conference here.
Read this brief article to know more about our Digital Health Bootcamp for healthcare professionals interested in migrating into the field of Digital Health.
What we are doing with "Carecode Digital Health Hub" is to create a community of healthcare professionals who are ready to put in the work in building a healthcare ecosystem that will benefit fully from Digital Technologies!"
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You need mentors to survive the world of TECH. In this article, I write about how to hunt for a good mentor and more. Take a look…
Nurses & Healthcare professionals are served by a host of innovative online healthcare services, and medical smartphone applications top the list. In this article, we looked briefly at five amazing medical applications that Nurses & Healthcare professionals need to be intimate with.
“You can think about the Metaverse as an embodied internet, where instead of just viewing content – you are in it.” – Mark Zuckerberg.
The emergence of a plethora of sophisticated and simple medical devices has provided us with more in-depth and quality healthcare data– data that can be used to provide personalised care to individual patients and can also be used by healthcare brands to design business models and craft strong marketing campaigns/strategies.
If you are that telemedicine startup that wants to remain relevant in Nigeria’s health-tech ecosystem, then you must do this. There’s no other way to be at the top of the pyramid but to do this one simple thing…
This is different from the traditional professional relationships we are accustomed to in healthcare. We have been given an equal playground. There’s no alpha and omega. Everyone is only interested in creating, innovating and solving problems.
“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. “[Source: azure.microsoft].
Before cloud technology came into the world of computing, the only option was to have your infrastructure [especially hardware] in a “solid state.” That means you had to have your servers, storage, and databases on the ground.
Only big companies could afford to have all that.
Small companies couldn’t go close to that kind of technology.
Cloud computing eliminates the need for you to have those advanced technologies physically.
So, instead of building your own from the ground up, cloud computing makes it possible for you to access those services and infrastructures [hardware, software, and expertise] over the internet for a reasonable amount of money, as compared to if you had to purchase everything yourself — deployment and maintenance.
Here are the top benefits of cloud computing, according to Microsoft Azure:
Cost Efficiency
Global scale
Better Performance
Strong Security
Great Speed
Better Productivity
Reliability
Cloud computing has made it easy for entrepreneurs without enough resources to bring their ideas to life.