We knew this technology was around but were still impressed to see it packaged in a product like this. Imagine it in the healthcare setting – gloves and fluids, no problem…: https://www.youtube.com/embed/9J7GpVQCfms
If there were ever a shining example of how Health Informatics can be utilised to develop innovative new ways of doing things and save huge amounts of money, then take a minute to look at this: https://www.ted.com/talks/Andrew_bastawrous_get_your_next_eye_exam_on_a_smartphone?language=en One smartphone, a 3D printed attachment to it, a healthcare professional and a bicycle replaces eye clinic, expensive bulky machines, power generators, long distance […]
You may have heard about the recently identified Shellshock vulnerability in the media. The vulnerable component is the Bash shell which is found in Linux distributions. This issue also extends to Apple computers and portable devices. This vulnerability has been given a high severity rating by security specialists due […]
Sooraj Shah reports on the NHS’s successful implementation of Spine 2 – in ‘Computing‘. Points to focus on: Proprietary Oracle database is out, Open source RIAL NoSQL database is in Avoiding vendor lock-in Using G-Cloud Modifications were held up in the past by contracts not technology Smaller projects – too big […]
