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Rhino HealthTech, Inc. | November 24, 2021

Rhino Health today announced a pilot project with the pancreatic cancer working group of the National Cancer Institute's Early Detection Research Network (EDRN), focused on cross-institution collaboration to improve outcomes for people who have been diagnosed with or are predisposed to developing pancreatic cancer. Using federated learning, participating institutions hope to recruit more collaborators and expedite the execution of large-scale research without the encumberment caused by th...

Healthcare IT News | February 19, 2020

Value-based care is far preferable to a fee-for-service model, as long as we agree on value, and can be transparent in our approach. At its extreme, a fee-for-service model rewards someone who takes many attempts to get it right, whereas value-based care rewards the delivery of what matters in the most efficient way. Data has a huge role to play in this, particularly in helping to define and analyze the most appropriate metrics for value. Data allows us to use a common language for value, ...

Cision PR Newswire | January 20, 2020

Modern technology has become an irremovable piece of our daily lives, as well as an essential tool in doing business. This is increasingly true in the healthcare world, where some of the most advanced developments in treatment, procedure, surgical, and operational technologies are emerging every day. With a variety of new patient demands growing every year, medical technology has evolved to solve some of the biggest challenges in the 21st century healthcare industry. Healthcare construction comp...

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Prospection | September 06, 2022

Health analytics pioneer, Prospection has announced a unique global data access agreement with leading Japanese medical data company Medical Data Vision Co., Ltd. to accelerate healthcare analytics globally. The agreement, covering the world's second largest pharmaceutical market, will provide global pharmaceutical companies and researchers access to comprehensive and longitudinal data covering more than 40 million people in Japan at more than 470 hospitals. Combining ...