NUHS, Singtel and Ericsson Expand Partnership to Advance Connected Healthcare in Singapore
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The National University Health System (NUHS), Singtel and Ericsson have announced an expanded partnership to develop next-generation connected healthcare in Singapore. The three organisations want to use advanced digital networks to improve how patients receive care and how healthcare services are delivered.
The partnership aims to bring together NUHS's medical expertise, Singtel's telecommunications network and Ericsson's technology. Together, they plan to explore new ways of using fast and reliable connectivity in hospitals and clinics. Such technology could help doctors and nurses share information more quickly and support patients who need care outside traditional hospital settings.
Healthcare is one of the areas that Singapore has identified as a priority for digital transformation. Connected healthcare uses tools such as remote monitoring, data sharing and digital communication to make care more accessible and efficient. By working together, the three partners hope to test and develop solutions that could later be used across the healthcare sector.
The expanded collaboration shows how private companies and public healthcare institutions in Singapore are working together on digital innovation. Further details about specific projects and timelines are expected to be shared in the coming months.
Sources: BioSpectrum Asia
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