Month: December 2022

Protests in multiple Chinese cities over the strict COVID-19 policies enforced by China’s government reflect the growing sentiment of people around the world. We’re tired of the pandemic, and tired of the myriad ways the SARS-CoV-2 virus has changed our lives forever. But the demonstrations in China also reflect a more specific, local frustration with a strategy for controlling the virus that every other country in the world has long since left behind.

China’s zero-COVID strategy is an extension of the drastic measures instituted, not only in that country but in others around the world, including the U.S., during the early days of the pandemic in an effort to quash the virus as quickly as possible. That made sense at the beginning when people had no immunity to the virus, and there were no vaccines or treatments to fight it. In fact, instituting lockdowns and keeping people from mingling are

As part of the Digital Innovation Hub at La Trobe University, Cisco’s Innovation Central Melbourne set out to define digital literacy for healthcare. With this initiative, Cisco and La Trobe University examined how the healthcare workforce can become more digitally driven, with data and technology creating valuable insights, enhanced clinical efficiencies and knowledge-flow-to-value for patients.

Digital literacy is using technology and tools to lead to more efficient use of staff, better care coordination, improved patient experience and better enterprise performance against key performance indicators (KPIs), such as: bed turnover rate, average length of stay, occupancy rate, and patient satisfaction.

The big picture is not just about technology. Digital culture is also focused on social and cultural issues, communication, and collaboration.

The Potential of Digital Culture in Healthcare

This figure shows a bespoke group of knowledge domains needed to establish a digital culture and create patient value from data and insights.

If your loved one needs extra care or hospital care at home, you have come to the right place. Medintu is one of the leading Rental Medical Equipment distributors in the city, both for sale and rental. One cannot do this demanding job alone, so we bring you the list of Hyderabad’s top 8 medical equipment distributors. Any equipment that you may need is available for you.

1.Medintu

Medintu is a well-established equipment and medical service portal in Hyderabad and multiple other metro cities. We only keep the best and most well-functioning equipment available for your specific needs. We offer both rental and buying options for the equipment. 

Our pricing doesn’t weigh too much on the pocket simultaneously, meeting your needs. Various types of oxygen concentrators, DVT pumps, and Walkers are available. The products can be seen before rental, and the cash-on-delivery option is available alongside home delivery. 

This data collection draws on Medicare and Medicaid administrative data to present national and state-level information on people who are covered by both Medicare and Medicaid, referred to as Medicare-Medicaid enrollees (also known as dually-enrolled beneficiaries). Medicare-Medicaid enrollees qualify for Medicare coverage on the basis of age (65 and older) or disability. To qualify for Medicaid benefits, Medicare beneficiaries must meet eligibility criteria based on financial (related to income and wealth) and non-financial (generally, age or disability) requirements. For “partial benefit” enrollees, Medicaid pays Medicare premiums and, in many cases, also pays Medicare’s deductibles and cost-sharing on behalf of Medicare-Medicaid enrollees. Medicare-Medicaid enrollees who also receive the full range of Medicaid benefits that are not covered by Medicare are generally referred to as “full benefit” enrollees. This data collection includes the number of Medicare-Medicaid enrollees and Medicare and Medicaid spending on these enrollees. 

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