How to Reduce the Carbon Fingerprint to Achieve Harmony Between Health and Sustainability Hospitals protect public health but are responsible for 4.4% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Sustainable practices, such as using ScopeCO2 to measure carbon footprints, allow hospitals to identify their impact sources, structure a strategy to reduce their carbon footprint and transition towards...
READ MOREMultidisciplinary teams in healthcare, enhanced by technology experts, offer a comprehensive approach to patient care. By incorporating data analysts and AI specialists, teams can utilise real-time health data from wearables and digital platforms, improving diagnostic accuracy and enabling personalised treatments. As digital health data grows, the need for tech-savvy teams will intensify, transfo
READ MOREThe hybrid approach of combining traditional treatments with wearable technologies and mobile applications can enhance health management by improving patient adherence, enabling continuous monitoring, and reducing healthcare costs, as demonstrated by the CardioManager app roll-out for heart failure patients in Spain. Key Points Combining traditional treatments with wearab
READ MOREOrganisational culture has a pivotal impact on M&A success. Neglecting cultural differences can lead to reduced productivity, operational hurdles, and strategic misalignments. Proactive strategies like cultural assessments and effective communication foster integration and enhance overall merger outcomes in a competitive business landscape. Key Points Importance of
READ MOREThe stories of Kodak, Blockbuster, and Nokia highlight the catastrophic consequences of failing to adapt to technological changes and market shifts. They emphasize the need for businesses to remain agile, innovative, and forward-thinking to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving landscape. Key Points Failure to Adapt: Kodak, Blockbuster, and Nokia all suffered from a cri
READ MORENavigating healthcare's digital transformation demands comprehensive change management, including transparent communication, collaborative culture building, and strategic investments, to realise improved patient outcomes and operational efficiencies. Key Points Digital transformation is crucial for healthcare organisations to remain competitive and renew their business models, r
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