INDUSTRY EXPERT ARTICLES

Dr Felix Feng writes, "The healthcare industry has witnessed a significant surge in interest and opportunity to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into care; diagnostics, clinical administration, treatment planning, and more. However, implementation remains limited, largely due to a lack of robust validation procedures. It is critical that healthcare professionals hold a level of skepticism in tension with open-mindedness about new technology, to ensure the patient receives the safest, quality care possible." Read on to learn more.

Dr. Goldberg notes, "In contrast, the shoulder arthroplasty market is quite the opposite as competitive designs vary drastically in terms of implant bone fixation, geometry, and the resultant biomechanics. The “optimal” design is still yet to be discovered, though innovative companies are attempting to discover it. Yet, each device company is focused on the same goal: drive better patient outcomes with more consistent results." Read on.

Dr Brown writes, "Artificial intelligence has revolutionized various industries, and its potential impact on surgery is profound. AI tools, when leveraged correctly, can serve as a powerful tool in standardizing surgical practices and closing the gap in expertise between experienced and novice surgeons. By analyzing vast amounts of surgical data, AI algorithms can identify best practices, provide real-time guidance, and offer valuable insights for surgeons. This enables less-experienced surgeons to replicate the techniques of their more skilled counterparts and accelerate their learning curve."

Considering the high prevalence and disease burden of depression, researchers at BrainsWay and Ben Gurion University sought to shed light on the impact of quality of life for treatment-resistant depression patients following Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (Deep TMS™) therapy. They measured the effect of Deep TMS treatment on both symptom reduction and reported quality of life. Read more.

Have you ever needed help in the MRI room? From something as simple as asking for additional lifting help in MRI, or worst-casescenario something ferromagnetic is pinning you to the MRI scanner and you are unable to get help? Read on.

Over the past century, life expectancy has increased significantly. This is predominantly due to advancements in the treatment of infectious diseases. But what about the non-infectious diseases like coronary artery disease, cerebrovascular disease, and cancer that are responsible for nearly 100,000 deaths globally on a daily basis? Read on.

In this article, Cumper notes In hospitals and other healthcare settings, scrubs mark you out as a professional. And for this reason alone, he provides some important and top tips for keeping your medical scrubs clean and looking fresh for longer.

There is a serious shortage of nurses in the United States. Healthcare facility job sites reveal hundreds of unfilled nursing positions. Understaffing means we see nurses taking on higher patient loads and making mistakes. A tired nurse is an unsafe nurse writes Dr. Nydegger.

Trabelsi comments, "As the Chief Information Officer of Palomar Health, the largest healthcare district in California, I believe it is crucial to strike a balance between technology, cybersecurity, and business needs." Read more what he has to say.