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Patient care can be ramped up via AI. Clinician burnout also improves, says Selwa A. F. Al-Hazzaa, MD, CEO of Saudi Development Med.
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Philips is developing connected care for the future. Business Leader for Clinical Data Services, Elad Benjamin, discusses a time of digital transformation.
Third-party developers can use the platform to build their own products or update instruments.
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