Today, #hydrogen is mainly used in chemical processes and petroleum refining. Could it also be used in the medical field? The answer is yes: hydrogen has the potential to generate important changes in healthcare settings.
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Hospitals use #radioactive materials to treat cancer and for disinfection Ensuring their secure storage is the focus of a new standard by SC 62C, setting benchmarks for radiotherapy and nuclear medicine. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3ILQRHd
In healthcare, bias in AI systems has serious consequences, affecting diagnoses, treatments and patient outcomes.
There are 3 challenges health systems face in addressing algorithmic bias.
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How do cyber security standards keep patients safe?
Cyber attacks are on the rise, posing a threat not just to personal data but to people’s lives. The IEC is developing standards to help.
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How virtual reality (VR) is changing medical care?
From training medical students to helping surgeons perform operations using the latest tech, VR is pushing the boundaries in medical care even further, with the help of IEC Standards
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In healthcare, bias in AI systems has serious consequences, affecting diagnoses, treatments and patient outcomes.
There are 3 challenges health systems face in addressing algorithmic bias.
Dicover them here: https://bit.ly/3CVtFn7
Synthetic data for healthcare.
In healthcare, for example, where access to sensitive patient data is restricted, synthetic data could facilitate research and the development of innovative treatments.
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Healthcare matters.
When it comes to healthcare, we expect it to be safe and reliable. IEC work covers medical devices as well as ethical, safety and security aspects to protect patients and medical professionals.
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Access to healthcare is an essential human right.
IEC work in standardization provides the technical foundation for all essential medical devices used in disease prevention, diagnostics and treatment.
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Medical devices ensure the safety of patients and practitioners.
Compliance regulations heavily affect their design, software and manufacture.
The IEC develops standards that play an important role in the regulation of medical devices: https://bit.ly/437bd5z
Hydrogen in the medical field.
Hydrogen can be used in so many different ways to make healthcare more sustainable.
How? Discover here: https://bit.ly/44hjF2S
AI is saving babies.
Neonatal encephalopathy is brain damage caused by a lack of oxygen to the brain during childbirth.
A rapid decision-making tool on newborn hypothermia protocol is in development for medical staff.
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