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Ethiopia

Philips to build cardiac care centre in Ethiopia

Health technology company Royal Philips has signed a seven-year agreement with the Government of Ethiopia...
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Management and Care

India to upgrade 15 government-run hospitals in Delhi

UCHealth opens Highlands Ranch Hospital in Colorado

Exer opens new medical facility in La Cañada Flintridge, California

Treatments

Pinnacle Treatment Centers opens Vineland Treatment Services in New Jersey

El Camino Hospital introduces lung valve treatment for COPD/Emphysema

University of Warwick survey reveals rise in GP intentions to quit

Equipment

St Joseph’s Children’s Hospital in Florida uses VR visualisation platform

EchoNous launches electronic bladder scanning tool with AI algorithm

Exer More Than Urgent Care opens new facility in Canyon Country, California

Construction

EIR Healthcare partners with Crestron to integrate Amazon Alexa into smart hospital rooms

Hawkins selected for Acurity’s Wakefield Hospital redevelopment in New Zealand

Public Works Department to launch new 800-bed hospital in Delhi

Regulation

Eight NHS hospitals hit by listeria outbreak

Fortis scraps plan to sell stake in RHT and RHTTM

Bon Secours Mercy Health to sell 51take in Ensemble Health Partners

Market Data

Radiant Life Care completes acquisition of 49.7take in Max Healthcare

Fortis scraps plan to sell stake in RHT and RHTTM

Urban China tops acute ischemic stroke burden across major pharma markets

Technology

St Joseph’s Children’s Hospital in Florida uses VR visualisation platform

UVM Health Network, Royal Philips ink long-term partnership

Hospital for Special Surgery installs fourth EOS imaging system

Philips to build cardiac care centre in Ethiopia