The aim of the present study was to assess the feasibility of implementing technology for rapid detection of rifampicin resistance in a high disease burden setting in Africa.
While that principle works fine for most aspects of society, it's woefully inadequate when it comes to implementing technology for the public good, especially in the developing world, where governments have few resources to provide the services citizens sorely need.
DJI overwhelming dominates making and selling drones and Thiercelin leads teams tasked with implementing technology for developers and enterprise.
On the tech front, many hospitals are either woefully behind — running on monolithic systems that weren't built for modern complexities of care, much less the internet — or take the high-tech/low-touch approach, i.e. implementing technology for technology's sake.
These innovations include increasing point-of-care diagnosis for mothers and babies and implementing technologies that speed infant diagnosis.
Rachel Maddow went on a righteous rant about the state of the country's infrastructure on her show Wednesday, assailing government officials for failing to implement technology that could have prevented the derailment of Amtrak 188.
A study of residency-affiliated EDs in 2000 found low rates of adoption, with only 7% reporting fully implemented technology for medication error checking, 18% for computerized medication order entry, and 21% for clinical documentation.
Dye-sensitized solar cell (DSSC) offers an efficient and easily implemented technology for future energy supply.
A 2006 survey of health information technology in all Massachusetts EDs found similar results, with 11% of respondents reporting fully implemented technology for medication error checking [2].
He says the requirements for implementing the technology "are relatively minimal, and the reported limits of detection are remarkable".
