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Hospital Contact is an iOS and Android App that makes it easier for Health Care professional to stay in contact. Hospital Contact Ltd is dedicated to the development of mobile application solutions that improve patient care. Established by medical doctors and IT specialists we are the professionals you want designing and developing your medical mobile application.
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What do you think? Yes or no?? People using the new NHS.uk website will also be able to register for a GP, download medical records and order prescriptions. The system - which could be ready by the end of the year - would offer a new online triage system for the NHS's 111 service. It would allow patients to get tailored advice or a call-back from a health care professional, the Department of Health has said.
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Missed a bleep? No answer when you ring back? No problem. Hospital Contact allows you to find out who bleeped you.Simply enter the internal phone number that appeared on your bleep into the app and you can find out what phone it was dialed from.(All HSE hospitals covered). Free to download on iPhone and android.
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Easy access to all Irish HSE Hospitals phone, fax & bleep numbers. Free to download for iPhone and android. Hospital Contacts is an awesome app!
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Easy access to all Irish HSE Hospitals phone, fax & bleep numbers. Free to download for iPhone and android. Hospital Contacts is an awesome app!
Public hospitals 'inefficient and ineffective' - Consultant
A Consultant Ophthalmologist based at the Mater and Temple Street Children's Hospitals in Dublin has said the Minister of Health needs to address issues at hospital level before anything can be changed regarding waiting lists. Reacting to Simon Harris's five-point plan to tackle waiting lists, Professor Michael O'Keeffe said he has "heard it all before" and nothing has been solved. Prof O'Keeffe said the fundamental issue is at hospital level where there is absolute chaos and said the situation cannot be solved without taking on a lot more people and shaking up the hospitals.
Galway Independent - A driving force
Galway teenage medical entrepreneur Edel Browne is revolutionising potential treatment methods for people with Parkinson’s disease through a new, innovative device. Free Feet Medical is the brainchild of 19-year-old Edel from Athenry, a third year Biotechnology student at NUI Galway. ‘Free Feet’ is an innovative device which uses laser assistive technology to help Parkinson’s patients. The start-up’s developing technology aims to reduce ‘gait freeze’ in Parkinson’s sufferers, a common and debilitating symptom of the condition, by shining a special light in front of the foot. The device has the potential to improve both the mobility and quality of life for people suffering from Parkinson’s disease globally. Ms Browne says she first became interested in this particular area as she has a neighbour with Parkinson’s. Her brother also works in the neurology department in University Hospital Galway.
Formulary App – Hospital Contact Ltd
An App we created for Our Ladys Childrens Hospital in Crumlin - check it out!
‘What’s a uterus?’ Health illiteracy could be the death of us
As a doctor I meet women who believe gynaecological cancer can be caused by promiscuity, and people who don’t know how to take their pills. Education is the remedy. Ranjana Srivastava
Tattoos to 3D printing: five inventions that will revolutionise healthcare
Five inventions that will revolutionise healthcare Most people know they are sick or their health is at risk because of symptoms – pain, temperature, swelling, rash etc. These are the alarm bells that drive people to doctors. However, new epidemics like obesity and type 2 diabetes can start causing damage a long time before symptoms appear, and no alarms go off. Today we can meet these challenges with new allies. Beyond the health and fitness uses, the new world of wearables (external surface sensors) and, in time, digestibles (nanoparticle sensors that can transmit information from within), offer the opportunity to restore control back to us. Advances in biotechnology as well as material science offer us alternatives never before dreamed possible.
Big Brother Is Watching Your Health
What do you think? Big Brother Employers ?? More and more companies are looking to obtain wearables or provide other tech for their employees in order to keep them healthier – and in turn lower the cost burden of health insurance. Some of the programs appear to be working – people are exercising more, sleeping better and seeing other improvements. But some people are worried about the implications – does this turn our employers into Big Brother of Health, making sure we eat right to keep our jobs?
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Missed a bleep? No answer when you ring back? No problem. Hospital Contact allows you to find out who bleeped you.Simply enter the internal phone number that appeared on your bleep into the app and you can find out what phone it was dialed from.(All HSE hospitals covered). Free to download on iPhone and android.
GUH Paediatric Handbook – Hospital Contact Ltd
We also have other apps! Like this one we created for Galway University Hospital - Paediatric Handbook provides essential reference information for medical professionals working in the paediatric department. Content includes: – Paediatric emergency guidelines – Common neonatal problems – Neonatal rashes – Developmental milestones – Frequently prescribed medications – Advice for parents – Paediatric history and exam guidelines Other useful features include a teaching calendar, useful contacts, bookmarks, notes function and a frequently updated news page.
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