RON 43.2 million project for digitalising the healthcare system, coordinated by UMFST Târgu Mureș
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The University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Târgu Mureș (UMFST) will carry out a project to digitalise the healthcare system, worth RON 43.2 million. The information was published by Ziarul Bursa, which reports that the initiative's main objectives are to modernise medical services through new technologies.
The project focuses on several important areas. These include artificial intelligence and clinical decision support systems, which can help doctors establish diagnoses and treatments. The project also aims at medical data management, that is, the way information about patients is collected, stored and used.
The project also includes cloud technologies, which allow data to be stored and accessed via the internet, as well as the integration of various IT systems in the healthcare field. The goal is for medical services to become more efficient and easier to use, both for medical staff and for patients.
So far, the source does not provide further details about the implementation timeline or the expected results. Digitalising the healthcare system remains an important topic for Romania, where many citizens are waiting for faster and more accessible medical services.
Sources: Ziarul Bursa
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