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With almost every healthcare system in the world being under-resourced and overburdened, this has resulted in two urgent needs. One, a transformation of the workforce. Two, an implementation of cost-neutral or low-cost healthtech solutions that don’t impede clinical workflows.
In this article by Economist Impact commissioned by Philips, thoughts and perspectives from Dr. Zubin Daruwalla and other key opinion leaders on changing consumer behaviours and expectations.
Dr. Zubin Daruwalla shares what he feels are the three necessary Cs to ensure the unlocking of maximal value to patients when it comes to the future of health(care).
In this interview with GovInsider, Dr. Zubin Daruwalla shares how healthcare providers can ensure their data is secure and how this will help patient care overall.
In this interview with RCSI, he speaks about his career and decision to move into the corporate world as well as his passion for the New Health Economy.
Given the exponential increase in awareness of mental health globally, is current insurance coverage adequate? Dr. Zubin Daruwalla states whether he believes so or not.
How striking a balance between the interests of doctors and insurers requires focusing on the best outcome for the insured.
How Dr. Zubin Daruwalla conceptualised and supported the development of a contact-tracing data platform and an integrated telemedicine platform that went on to be adopted nationally in Singapore.
Singapore’s Economic Development Board looks at why digital health is set to disrupt Southeast Asia’s growing healthcare industry.
Dr. Zubin Daruwalla tells Healthcare Digital how he is attempting to change healthcare by straddling the clinical and corporate worlds.
SMA News features four authors, including Dr. Zubin Daruwalla, who have shared their journeys as well as advice for others facing such a dilemma in life.
In this invited article by the Singapore Medical Association, why doctors should use technology to complement rather than replace their clinical practices.
An invited article by the Economic Times on the importance of the human touch in the digital world we are living in.
As ageing populations become a prominent feature of both developed and emerging markets, will the adoption of technological solutions bear an adequate return on investment?
