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Healthcare cybersecurity has never been more critical, with the risks to patient safety and business continuity growing every day. At MyRxWallet, we understand the urgency of this challenge and are fully equipped to transform healthcare cybersecurity. Our healthcare professionals are already hard at work saving lives. It's our job as technology developers to ensure we shield them from unwarranted cyberattacks. If we don't protect our healthcare professionals, how can they help when we need them most? Our blockchain-powered platform and tamper-proof technology ensure that patient data remains secure and immutable, virtually eliminating the threat of unauthorized access or data manipulation. With AI-driven monitoring, we offer real-time protection, detecting and neutralizing threats before they cause harm. By decentralizing data management through our Web3 infrastructure, we prevent single points of failure, dramatically reducing the risk of breaches that can compromise entire systems. At MyRxWallet, we’re not just meeting the moment; we’re redefining healthcare cybersecurity for the future. With our solutions, providers can focus on delivering care, knowing their systems and patient data are secure. Let’s rise up together and do our part as technology providers to build a safer, more resilient healthcare infrastructure. #Cybersecurity #HealthcareInnovation #Blockchain #AI #DataSecurity #Web3 #MyRxWallet #HealthcareTransformation

Best Hospitals 2024-2025: This year's U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals list introduces Duke University Hospital to the Honor Roll, alongside established names like Johns Hopkins and Massachusetts General. The rankings now place a heavier emphasis on patient outcomes, accounting for 45% of a hospital’s score, and include Medicare Advantage data for the first time. Read more to see how these changes impact primary care and specialty hospitals. https://bit.ly/3zGRJM7 Duke University Hospital Johns Hopkins Medicine Mass General Hospital

We are thrilled to announce the latest installment in Dr. Francis Derk’s educational series on wound care: “The Importance of Wound Bed Preparation - Part III”. In this latest article on EZDebride.com, Dr. Francis Derk delves deeper into advanced techniques and best practices for preparing wound beds, offering invaluable insights for healthcare professionals dedicated to enhancing patient outcomes. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ggrH6DEm 🔍 Key topics covered: - Effective wound bed preparation strategies - Innovations in wound care technology - Practical tips for clinical application Don’t miss this essential read for anyone involved in wound care management. Stay informed, stay prepared, and continue to make a difference in the lives of your patients. #WoundCare #Healthcare #MedicalEducation #EZDebride #PatientCare #WoundBedPreparation #DrFrancisDerk

Kauvery Annual Heart Summit focuses on cardiac research, reducing patient costs & best medical practices

Are you aware of the best hospitals in Europe according to Newsweek's 2024 list? Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Karolinska University Hospital, and University Hospital Zürich are among the top performers. They highlight the importance of ongoing dedication to excellence in patient treatments and outcomes. #HealthcareExcellence #PatientCare

The release of the 2024 Darzi review made difficult reading for those that care passionately both about healthcare provision in England and the overarching principles of the NHS. Darzi identifies the key challenges patients are facing, particularly long waiting times for essential services like surgery, A&E, mental health, and cancer treatment. The report highlights that inefficiencies in hospital care and underinvestment in infrastructure are significant barriers to improving patient outcomes. With about 7.6 million people on waiting lists and delays in cancer care, patient experience has been severely impacted. Social care’s challenges have compounded these issues, as hospital beds are often occupied by patients awaiting support outside hospitals. This strains the system, negatively affecting staff morale and productivity. For NPC, the report offers future optimism and opportunity. Specifically to work with and on behalf of Practices in our Alliance to influence or hopefully lead some of the changes required, specially with the report emphasising the need to shift care from hospitals to communities and primary care aligning it closely with NPC's mission. Overall these opportunities highlight the need for a long-awaited shift towards prevention and care closer to home, potentially offering an invigorated and transforming role for Primary Care as a whole over the next decade. James Leeming Richard Parker Wayne Bolt Simon George Emma Smith Rachel Arkieson

It's exciting to finally be able to talk more about this incredible partnership with Johns Hopkins. Allowing patients to scan their wounds at home is truly innovative and breaks through so many of those barriers to health access that so many organizations and solutions struggle with. Convenience? Privacy? Access? All covered. With 94% of participants finding the system easy to use and 36% experiencing clinical improvements in wound management, the potential for the solution is massive. These results and the further roll out of the study across the US and Canada is a testament to the Healthy.io Wound teams across the globe. For those of you back home, follow Minuteful for Wound UK to stay up to date with everything happening there. #woundmanagement #remotemonitoring #patientcare

Outstanding work Mihir and Team. And what's so impressive is that we are only in the position of having to consider this really important detail because of the successes of our go-to-care approach of sustainable implementation of tech-enabled direct care. The same old same old Pilots doomed to fail to transition to anything meaningful never even get to the point of these really important considerations. #gotocare

See the latest from the Cardiovascular ASC Topic Center: 4 Things to Consider in 2024 as You Implement Your Cardiovascular Outmigration Strategy Marc Toth, Market President, Cardiovascular Services, Atlas Healthcare Partners, Phoenix, Arizona https://okt.to/eiCJu2

So pleased that today we have published the first (but definitely not last!) Independent Healthcare Providers Network (IHPN) annual patient safety and quality report, setting out the standards of care available to NHS and private patients across the independent healthcare sector. The story told by the report is of a rapidly improving quality and safety landscape with: - 94% of healthcare locations run by IHPN members having an overall rating of good or outstanding from the CQC.  - 85% of independent providers rated for diagnostic imaging services being good or outstanding.  - 92% of independent community healthcare providers being rated good or outstanding.  - 94% of independent doctors rated by the CQC being good or outstanding.  - Over 330 Freedom to Speak Up Guardians at independent providers – an increase of over 70% since the beginning of 2022. There is of course much more to do since the pursuit of excellence in clinical services is continuous and this is the approach which we take in supporting our members in delivering great care. But the report should provide the sector with a lot of positivity about the work they do and patients that are treated in the sector with a lot of confidence about the quality of care they will receive. Well done in particular to our Director of Regulation Dawn Hodgkins who does such a great job of leading the charge in this critical space and has led on this important report. https://lnkd.in/eKa27u_E