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India's First 5G-Connected Ambulance Service Launched In Kolkata
For the first time in India, ambulances with 5G network will transform delivery of emergency care, where the treatment of a patient will begin in the ambulance itself as these ambulances will have the capabilities providing critical care.
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Junior Doctors' Strike In UK Threatens Hospital Operations, Critical Patient Care
The junior doctors of NHS in the UK are on strike complaining of low pay and poor working conditions.
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YouTube to Certify Health Care Providers' Channels to Curb Misinformation Among 2 Billion Users
YouTube on Thursday announced that the service would allow doctors, nurses, and other professionals working in the health care industry to apply to have their YouTube accounts certified. To access the program, healthcare professionals must offer proof of their professional licenses, follow best practices for sharing science-based health information...
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Nurses In Pune's Top Hospital On Strike Against 12-Hr Shifts In PPE Kits
Amid rising cases of COVID-19 in Pune, more than 150 nurses at the premier Jehangir Hospital have struck work since Sunday over complaints of poor salary and 12-hour work shifts in PPE kits leading to severe dehydration. However, critical care and emergency services at the hospital, which is also treating coronavirus patients, have remained unaffec...
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BMW India Takes Multiple Steps To Fight Coronavirus Pandemic
German luxury car maker pledges a sum of Rs. 3 crore that will be used to provide critical care equipment and services for medical facilities.
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Google to Boost Its Customer Care Support by Hiring 3,800 Full-Time Workers, Including in India
After facing criticism that the tech giant relies more on low-cost, third-party temporary workers, Google has announced to hire 3,800 "in-house" full-time employees in 2020 at various sites, including in India who will provide customer care support 24/7.
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His Dying Wish Was To Marry Her. The Hospital Sprang Into Action To Make It Happen.
Raul Hinojosa knew he was about to die.
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Donald Trump To Name Georgia Lawmaker Tom Price As Health Secretary Pick
President-elect Donald Trump is set to announce on Tuesday that he has chosen Republican US Representative Tom Price, an orthopedic surgeon and vociferous critic of the Affordable Care Act, as health and human services secretary, two sources told Reuters.
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Jayalalithaa May Be Discharged In Less Than 15 Days: Party
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa may be discharged from Apollo Hospital in less than 15 days, a senior AIADMK leader said on Monday.
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Jayalalithaa Has Passed Critical Stage, To Be Moved To Private Room, Says Party
Health of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J.Jayalalithaa is under control and she will soon be moved out of the critical care care unit or CCU to a private room, said a senior AIADMK leader on Friday.
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Critical Care Summit: India Face Acute Shortage Of Nursing Staff, Says Panel
Acute shortage of trained nurses is proving to be a major setback to expansion of health services in India, a panel at an ongoing global summit on critical care medicine has said.
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Don't Care What Anyone Says, Declares Under-Fire Alastair Cook
Alastair Cook defended England's ODI approach and said irrespective of what critics said, he did not expect his batsmen to go out and immediately throw caution to the wind against spinners on turning pitches.
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Veteran Telugu novelist Ravuri Bharadwaja dies at 86
Veteran Telugu novelist, short story writer, poet critic and Jnanpith award winner Ravuri Bharadwaja died today in Hyderabad after brief illness. He was 86.
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Blockade hits hospitals, medical supplies in Manipur
An economic blockade on Manipur's main national highway over the last three months has left medical services in the state severely affected. At Imphal's largest critical care hospital, doctors are worried. Oxygen supplies are down to a bare minimum, and the emergency stock of anaesthesia is down to just one day. Says Dr Sorokhaibam Jugindra, the Me...
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Trying to save troops' lives with flying hospital
A light rain fell on a runway in the early morning darkness as vans pulled up to what one officer calls the "Cadillac" of medical evacuation aircraft. Dozens of service members began loading wounded comrades onto a huge C-17 military transport plane in a carefully choreographed process.
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India's First 5G-Connected Ambulance Service Launched In Kolkata
For the first time in India, ambulances with 5G network will transform delivery of emergency care, where the treatment of a patient will begin in the ambulance itself as these ambulances will have the capabilities providing critical care.
-
Junior Doctors' Strike In UK Threatens Hospital Operations, Critical Patient Care
The junior doctors of NHS in the UK are on strike complaining of low pay and poor working conditions.
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YouTube to Certify Health Care Providers' Channels to Curb Misinformation Among 2 Billion Users
YouTube on Thursday announced that the service would allow doctors, nurses, and other professionals working in the health care industry to apply to have their YouTube accounts certified. To access the program, healthcare professionals must offer proof of their professional licenses, follow best practices for sharing science-based health information...
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Nurses In Pune's Top Hospital On Strike Against 12-Hr Shifts In PPE Kits
Amid rising cases of COVID-19 in Pune, more than 150 nurses at the premier Jehangir Hospital have struck work since Sunday over complaints of poor salary and 12-hour work shifts in PPE kits leading to severe dehydration. However, critical care and emergency services at the hospital, which is also treating coronavirus patients, have remained unaffec...
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BMW India Takes Multiple Steps To Fight Coronavirus Pandemic
German luxury car maker pledges a sum of Rs. 3 crore that will be used to provide critical care equipment and services for medical facilities.
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Google to Boost Its Customer Care Support by Hiring 3,800 Full-Time Workers, Including in India
After facing criticism that the tech giant relies more on low-cost, third-party temporary workers, Google has announced to hire 3,800 "in-house" full-time employees in 2020 at various sites, including in India who will provide customer care support 24/7.
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His Dying Wish Was To Marry Her. The Hospital Sprang Into Action To Make It Happen.
Raul Hinojosa knew he was about to die.
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Donald Trump To Name Georgia Lawmaker Tom Price As Health Secretary Pick
President-elect Donald Trump is set to announce on Tuesday that he has chosen Republican US Representative Tom Price, an orthopedic surgeon and vociferous critic of the Affordable Care Act, as health and human services secretary, two sources told Reuters.
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Jayalalithaa May Be Discharged In Less Than 15 Days: Party
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa may be discharged from Apollo Hospital in less than 15 days, a senior AIADMK leader said on Monday.
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Jayalalithaa Has Passed Critical Stage, To Be Moved To Private Room, Says Party
Health of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J.Jayalalithaa is under control and she will soon be moved out of the critical care care unit or CCU to a private room, said a senior AIADMK leader on Friday.
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Critical Care Summit: India Face Acute Shortage Of Nursing Staff, Says Panel
Acute shortage of trained nurses is proving to be a major setback to expansion of health services in India, a panel at an ongoing global summit on critical care medicine has said.
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Don't Care What Anyone Says, Declares Under-Fire Alastair Cook
Alastair Cook defended England's ODI approach and said irrespective of what critics said, he did not expect his batsmen to go out and immediately throw caution to the wind against spinners on turning pitches.
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Veteran Telugu novelist Ravuri Bharadwaja dies at 86
Veteran Telugu novelist, short story writer, poet critic and Jnanpith award winner Ravuri Bharadwaja died today in Hyderabad after brief illness. He was 86.
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Blockade hits hospitals, medical supplies in Manipur
An economic blockade on Manipur's main national highway over the last three months has left medical services in the state severely affected. At Imphal's largest critical care hospital, doctors are worried. Oxygen supplies are down to a bare minimum, and the emergency stock of anaesthesia is down to just one day. Says Dr Sorokhaibam Jugindra, the Me...
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Trying to save troops' lives with flying hospital
A light rain fell on a runway in the early morning darkness as vans pulled up to what one officer calls the "Cadillac" of medical evacuation aircraft. Dozens of service members began loading wounded comrades onto a huge C-17 military transport plane in a carefully choreographed process.
