Self-testing is paving the way for pharmacies to improve community health and reduce the pressure on GPs.
Paul Christie, CEO of Tachmed, offered his expertise and insights to Healthcare IT Today. Find out more on Healthcare IT Today’s website via this link:
“The Tachmed digital diagnostics device uses graphene biosensors to test for various different conditions, including COVID-19 and flu. The tool has been designed to act as the main point where information about a person’s health is collated…”
To find out more about the Tachmed device, view Tech Round’s article at the link below:
https://techround.co.uk/tech/part-2-artificial-intelligence-in-healthcare/
Paul Christie, CEO of Tachmed, commented on the state of telehealth in Africa and discussed how the government can help, including educating the population about the benefits of regularly testing their health.
To see more of what Paul had to say, visit Tech Next at the link below:
https://technext24.com/2023/07/24/telehealth-africa-viability/
Paul also shared insight into Tachmed’s core values, mission and vision. To read the full interview, see the link below:
Techround sought to understand the impact of AI on healthcare, speaking to thought leaders in the industry, including Paul Christie, CEO of Tachmed.
Paul discussed the importance of trust and how Tachmed’s device uses AI technology. To find out more of Paul’s thoughts, click on the link below:
https://techround.co.uk/news/techrounds-ai-series-how-is-ai-affecting-healthcare/
Earlier this year, ten businesses in the South East were shortlisted in the UK Tech Innovator race, including Tachmed, through KPMG’s Emerging Giants practice.
To take a look for yourself, visit The Business Magazine at the link below:
In response, Tachmed’s CEO, Paul Christie, pointed to the benefits of a more joined-up approach in health and welfare spending to combat threats to global health.
Read the full article by visiting Open Access Government at the link below:
https://www.openaccessgovernment.org/welfare-spending-health-spending-human-capital/160528/
It was a great unknown and since then it has pushed the conversation further on how digital diagnostics technology could impact these areas, as well as its potential for changing how healthcare is delivered around the world.
Paul Christie, CEO of Tachmed, is leading the way in these conversations. Visit the link below to read his feature in Med Tech Innovation News discussing more:
Mobile technology can help here – key to providing a real-time overview of the public health risks and helping governments, medical teams or aid organisations to react to these situations effectively.
To find out more, go to the link below to read a feature by Paul Christie, CEO of Tachmed, in Healthcare Digital:
From strikes and calls for higher wages from doctors, nurses and ambulance staff, to shortages and long queues outside A&E departments, it’s clear that something needs to change.
Bold thinking is needed to help healthcare providers out of crisis. To discover Tachmed’s solution, visit Health Tech World at the article link below:
