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3SHAPE: Innovatingfor Patient CareBeyond Dentistry

When it comes to the medical sector, dentistry is a field very focused on ways to deal with a patient’sphysical painwhile ensuring their dental wellbeing. Given this unique challenge at hand, it is no secret that kids across the globehave at least one over-exaggerated story related to their dentist’s visit. Over two decades ago, 3Shapehas been at the forefront to rewrite this reality.

CARDIOCOMM SOLUTIONS: Leveraging Cutting-Edge Tech to Secure the Most Precious Rhythm of Life

With efficient medicine practise comes the hurdles of cost-cutting yet providing the best results to the customers or patients. The people who are involved in the health sector often know about the decreased revenue which can cause quite a few alterations in the processes of the medical world.

LIFE SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL: Redefining the Cardiopulmonary Rehab Care

As the global population pushes past 7 billion, and mosssre people reach old age, cardiovascular diseases have become the leading cause of premature death in the world. Although several factors such as unhealthy lifestyles and epidemiology of cardiovascular diseases can contribute to this surge, adopting efficient treatment measures have been proven time and again to keep them in check.

WACHTER HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS: Enhancing Patient Safety

Given the unpredictable nature ofrecovery, healthcare facilities usually employ costly 1:1 patient sitters to monitor patients against fall prevention, behavioral health risk, and tampering with medical devices. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced impaled healthcare leaders to realize the immediaterisks and underlying costsrelated to this policy,adding to the industry’s challenges.

SMITH & NEPHEW: Zero Pressure Injuries for A Life Unlimited

Despite numerous technological advancements in the medical sector, caregivers still struggle to get around the hurdle of pressure injuries in hospitals today. According to recent studies, about 2.5 million Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injuries (HAPIs) are treated each year in the US acute care facilities alone, leading to an estimated annual burden of $11 billion.

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