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Vårt verktyg hjälper vårdgivare att guida patienter till rätt information på nätet |
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Omnitus, med det smarta webbverktyget Cuetag, har inlett ett samarbete med Siemens Healthcare. Verktyget Cuetag kommer därmed att göras tillgängligt i två av Siemens journalsystem.
Internet har blivit ett allt viktigare verktyg även inom sjukvården och många patienter använder sig av webben för att söka medicinsk information.
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Emotra’s suicide-risk detector reduces suicides |
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Every day, an average of four people in Sweden take their own lives. With simple, routine checks this figure can be reduced. Emotra, a Linköping company, has developed a method of detecting whether a person has suicidal tendencies, in order to provide the best possible care for those in need.
Nearly 1,500 people a year take their own lives in Sweden. There are at least ten times as many unsuccessful attempts. |
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A panel that tells you, for example, if the front door is unlocked or the coffee machine is on makes home life for the elderly feel safer and more secure. This invention is currently being tested in a housing area in Norrköping, in collaboration with New Homes for Health. |
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Medical testing with a webcam |
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It will soon be possible to take medical testing to the patient instead of the other way round, thanks to a new technology called CamLab. This will facilitate care professionals’ work and enable private individuals to perform the tests at home.
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System to let elderly and disabled remain in their own homes |
 A company called Aptus has developed the Kvarbo concept, a system that enables elderly and disabled people to go on living in their own homes longer.
Niclas Perkman, sales manager at Aptus: ‘The purpose of the technology is to create a safe, secure existence for elderly people and their relatives.’ |
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Right medicine at the right time |
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The PivoTell pill dispenser (known in Sweden as the Careousel) is a carousel device for automatically delivering prefilled medication doses, developed by the PharmaCell company. When it is time to take the medication, an alarm sounds to remind the user and the device dispenses the correct dose. Only this dose is available to the user at the time.
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By merely pressing a button on the TV remote control, tenants are to have access to up-to-date information and numerous other services. This is the result of a joint venture between the Dreampark company and Hyresbostäder i Norrköping in the New Homes for Health project. |
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Success for home chlamydia test |
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Chlamydia test kits are now on sale both at pharmacies and online. The test is carried out at home but analysed in a quality-assured laboratory. The founding company, Dynamic Code, is thoroughly delighted with the launch.
CEO Anna Kihlgren says: ‘This seems very promising.’ |
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A digital pen develops in-home healthcare. Underlying the technology is Catrel, a member of New Tools for Health.
The in-home care services are an expanding sector that currently employs some 100,000 people in Sweden. IT support in the sector has long been fairly undeveloped, but things have started to happen in recent years. |
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Dose that prevents incorrect medication |
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Soon people on long-term medication may carry out tests at home to determine the right dosage.
‘Overdosing is an extremely common problem and we have a great opportunity with our product,’ says Jan Brugård, MathCore’s CEO, who originated the DoseAdviser. |
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