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Every day, the departments of diabetes care face a challenge in managing the complex needs of patients with diabetes. From the care plans for patients at different levels of conditions to managing…

Eyes are the windows to the soul and keeping them in great health helps in improving general well-being. Ophthalmology, which is the specialised branch of medicine dealing with eye anatomy, physiology, and…

Neurology is a complex and vital medical field focused on diagnosing and treating conditions related to the brain, spinal cord, and nervous system. Neurology department plays a very pivotal role in diagnosing…

Nephrology and renal services play a key role in the management of patients who have kidney diseases as well as those requiring dialysis and renal transplants. The management of these patients requires…

General medicine is a vital area of medicine that encompasses a diverse range of conditions. General medicine departments have a number of challenges in dealing with increasing patient volume and waiting on…

At the hospital, the cardiology ward was buzzing with activity. In room 306, a, 55-year-old, was laying in bed, trying to catch her breath. She was admitted late last night after experiencing…

A 47-year-old woman with type 2 diabetes, often visits the hospital for her routine check-ups and diabetes care. Over the past years, managing her condition has been tough for her primary care…

The disordered and chaotic corridors of the hospital are a regular thing. Healthcare provider teams stretched thin, coordinating with various departments and making sure the latest patient information was available to all.…

In hospitals, the department of obstetrics and gynaecology is always busy. Each day begins with long queues of expectant mothers and women seeking care for various gynaecological issues. The team of doctors,…

In the emergency department, Dr. Park faces a daily challenge of manual prescriptions and ensuring no details are missed. In the middle of critical cases, Dr. Park must make sure the patient…