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Traditional training environments face patient safety risks, resource constraints, and limited exposure to rare event scenarios. Additionally, physical simulations are costly, limiting accessibility (especially in resource-constrained settings). Current simulation models lack personalization, resulting in operational complexity for hospitals due to...

Wound management solutions leverage advanced sensing technologies that allow them to accurately detect wound-specific biomarkers, such as pH, bacteria type, temperature, pressure, and oxygen levels, from the skin, wound bed, and wound fluids. The use of these technologies enables rapid assessment of the chronic wound's microenvironment, inflammatio...

Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) remain the leading cause of global morbidity and mortality, with reported cases having doubled since 1990. Today, CVDs account for 1 in 3 deaths worldwide, representing 32% of total global mortality, with heart attacks and ischemic strokes responsible for approximately 85% of these outcomes. The rising burden is stron...

10 Jul 2025  |  Global  |  Technology Research

Technologies for Preventing Hospital-Acquired Infections—Innovations and Growth Opportunities

A comprehensive look at the role of AI, automation, and digital surveillance technologies, showcasing the innovations that drives towards real-time detection and prevention strategies of hospital-acquired infections

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Hospital-acquired infections (HAI) occur 48 hours or more after hospital visit and were not present at the time of admission. Globally, around 136 million people are affected by HAIs every year. This increases the mortality rate and economic burden due to extended hospitalization and treatment. This report provides a comprehensive overview of vario...

The latest issue of Advanced MedTech Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) ) profiles a wide range of innovations from the advanced medical devices, digital health, and diagnostics industry. The issue includes advanced medical devices such as sub-cutaneous implant for lymphedema therapy, portable cooling device, high-definition blood vessels imaging ...

Medical device connectivity (MDC) refers to the integration of medical devices across various care settings with health information systems, enabling the seamless exchange of patient data. Connectivity is established through wired (e.g., USB and Ethernet) and wireless (e.g., Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) networks, with the primary goal of minimizing manual ...

The latest issue of Advanced MedTech Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) profiles a wide range of innovations from the advanced medical devices, immersive technologies, and diagnostics industry. The issue includes advanced medical devices such as implant to treat severe emphysema, platform for developing 3D models for surgical planning, point-of-ca...

A wound is any disruption in the normal structure and function of the skin or underlying tissues. It can result from physical injury, surgery, or underlying medical conditions. Wounds are broadly classified into two categories: acute wounds and chronic wounds. Acute wounds typically heal through the normal stages of tissue repair within a predictab...

The opportunities that come with the utilization of quantum sensing technology in healthcare demonstrate significant potential to revolutionize diagnostics, personalized medicine, and drug development. Quantum sensors offer superior sensitivity and precision, enabling earlier disease detection, easier and non-intrusive monitoring, and producing bet...