What's New In Digital Health

Blockchain is especially known for creating cryptocurrencies by using its revolutionary digital ledger to facilitate all sorts of transactions. The intricate framework is expected to bring new levels of security and efficiency in dermatology practices and the rest of the healthcare industry.

Technology has infiltrated every aspect of our lives. However, what may be welcomed as valuable to some is seen as an overwhelming challenge for others. How can technologies like EMRs, telemedicine, etriage, and apps support patient care when patients and/or doctors don't know how to use them?

Big data has become an essential factor to the continued growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in healthcare. This article provides insight how the increasing amounts of big data will revolutionize artificial intelligence in dermatology and the healthcare industry.

Cloud-based dermatology EMR software is set for rapid growth in the upcoming years. This article discusses the primary benefits of Cloud computing such as interoperability and data accessibility along with the challenges it must overcome for successful implementation.

Today, MetaOptima's CEO, Maryam Sadeghi is attending the Telus Ventures Summit held in Toronto to discuss the latest breakthroughs and innovations for artificial intelligence in dermatology and dermoscopy as well as speak on current applications and cases of AI in healthcare.

Digital Technology Supercluster was chosen as one of five to receive federal funding, with BC's tech sector generating $26 billion in annual revenue.