Singapore launches an online health insurance planning tool
The Ministry of Health Council in Singapore and the Central Saving Fund (CPF) revealed a digital for health insurance planning.
HIP on CPF personnel helps individuals visualize their medical savings in Medisave and health insurance installments; Compare benefits, features and installments through the special insurance plans for their favorite wing type; And drop premiums of up to 30 years of special insurance plans that have been chosen and their opposite contest.
The hip, according to Moh, is an additional tool that sangaporeans can use to make informed decisions on health insurance.
Cambodian Hospital provides mobile bank payments
The Central Hospital, a private hospital in Cambodia, in partnership with Satpana Bank, to simplify payments through banking services via mobile phone.
Their cooperation aims to reduce cash transactions and improve payment safety while simplifying payments through automated banking services.
In addition to allowing patients to pay for hospital services via the Sathapana Bank application for a mobile phone, the partnership also provides discounts in hospitals to Sathapana customers.
Sathapana staff is also provided with additional health care benefits, according to their memorandum of understanding.
Yuan General Hospital apps Genai in
Yuan General Hospital in the city of Kaohong, Taiwan has strengthened the hospital’s information system with the Insteract IQ.
The 625 -bed hospital participated with the local TPisoftWare company to develop and launch its platform that simplifies data extraction, processing documents and supporting medical decision.
It is characterized by smart research, which is a quick medical retrieval and generates summaries of the patient, and to transfer automatic data format based on FHIR criteria. It is also automating inquiries about data and reconciliation.
Korean medicine education site goes directly
South Korea’s Ministry of Health and Welfare has launched a new site for training health care professionals in traditional Korean medicine.
Han E-Campus provides educational materials, including video lectures and online seminars, on the application of traditional medicine, standards and techniques of standard clinical practice, and Korean medicine research.
The site has been developed to enhance access to traditional Korean medicine education for doctors, students, health care professionals and the public.
