Loud technology is giving health care innovators an opportunity to deliver the same level of personalised interactive service that people have grown to expect from every other industry.
This emerged during an AWS webinar on service delivery in the health sector, hosted in partnership with ITWeb this week.
A South African healthcare app that allows doctors and patients to communicate and store patients records has just won a contract to service the United Kingdom’s National Health Service for the next two years. The app has been deployed in some of the state hospitals and designed to increase operating efficiencies, streamlines the referral and feedback processes, and engaging with patients and families.
Bongani speaks to Andrew Davies, CEO of Signapps.
A Cape Town based tech company Signappsâ„¢ has won a major contract with the UK's NHS to use its clinical communication platform. Signappsâ„¢ will provide its software as a service communication platform for the management of clinical communication to NHS Trusts.
Signapps, a South African health technology company Healthcent has won a prestigious contract with Britain’s National Health Services (NHS).
In terms of the contract, Signapps will provide its software as a service communication platform for the management of clinical communication to NHS Trusts.
Andrew Davies, CEO of Signapps comments on securing the major contract with NHS.
Young South African health technology company Healthcent (Signapps™) has won a prestigious contract with Britain’s National Health Services (NHS) to offer its software as a service communication platform for the management of clinical communication to NHS Trusts.
The South African-developed Signapps telemedicine platform is helping SA’s private and public hospitals to efficiently manage coronavirus (COVID-19) patient care and mitigate the risk of infection.
A South African developed healthtech app, Signapps, has been taken up by South African private hospitals as a tool to manage the escalating costs of COVID patient care.
Three local private healthcare facilities are leveraging emerging technologies to improve efficiency and the quality of care delivered in fighting COVID-19.