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Mediwhale’s AI Breakthrough: Detecting Diseases Through a Simple Retinal Scan

Artificial intelligence continues to transform healthcare, and South Korean health tech startup – Mediwhale is at the forefront with a pioneering AI platform that analyses retinal images to detect serious diseases early. How It Works Mediwhale’s platform uses advanced deep learning algorithms trained on thousands of retinal images to identify subtle changes in the retina […]

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Technology in Medicine

#TechMonday: Unlock Free AI E-Learning for Healthcare Workers

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing healthcare, enhancing diagnostics, personalizing treatments, and improving operational efficiency. As a healthcare professional, staying updated on AI’s capabilities and applications is essential to deliver the best patient care and adapt to tomorrow’s health systems. Good news: Google Cloud offers a comprehensive free e-learning resource specifically designed for healthcare workers interested

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Technology in Medicine

Will it replace doctors? Microsoft new AI Diagnostic Orchestrator

Millions of healthcare workers rely on expert judgment every day, navigating increasingly complex cases and ever-growing workloads. What if you had a powerful, intelligent assistant that could significantly enhance diagnostic accuracy and efficiency? Enter the Microsoft AI Diagnostic Orchestrator (MAI-DxO) – an advanced system that diagnoses complex cases with up to 85% accuracy, compared to

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Earn with Sermo – The Medical Survey Platform You Should Know About

The world of medical surveys is more exciting than ever—and if you’re a healthcare professional, it’s one of the easiest ways to earn extra income with your expertise. One standout platform making waves globally is Sermo. Originally launched in the U.S. as a physician-only social network, Sermo has rapidly grown into one of the most

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Education

Five small catheter mistakes that cause big harm and how to never make them again

Ask any experienced nurse and they’ll tell you: inserting a urethral catheter feels routine right up to the moment something goes wrong. Over the past decade, UK incident-reporting systems have logged thousands of catheter-related injuries, and the same handful of technical slips keep turning up. The good news? Each one is entirely preventable with a

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Exciting New Themes Coming to Healthworkersblog!

Get ready, Healthworkersblog community! We’re thrilled to announce a brand new line-up of themed posts designed to inspire, educate, and connect us all. We’ve listened to your feedback and crafted a schedule that brings you fresh content every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, focusing on key areas that matter most to healthcare professionals. Monday: #MedicationMonday, #Techtalk

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Navigating the UK Credit System: A Comprehensive Guide for Overseas Healthcare Workers

Arriving in a new country like the UK brings a myriad of exciting opportunities, but also a new set of financial rules to understand. For overseas healthcare workers, one of the most puzzling aspects can be the UK’s credit system. Unlike some countries where your international credit history might transfer, in the UK, you generally

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Education

Does Raising the Foot of the Bed Actually Work When Blood Pressure Drops? The Science Behind a Common Practice

If you’ve ever been in a hospital – or cared for someone who has – you might have observed a common practice: when a patient’s blood pressure begins to dip, the nursing or medical team may swiftly raise the foot of the bed. It seems like a simple, intuitive action, often portrayed as a quick

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