How AI Will Enhance Digital Healthcare in 2022
Machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies are making inroads in every industry. Healthcare has been feeling the effects somewhat, but these technologies promise to bring on a new era of digital healthcare in 2022.
So what does AI in healthcare mean for patients; how will it change how you interact with your doctor in Oakville?
Some parts of the body, like the feet, experience heavy use during our lifetimes, enduring a lot of strain and stress. And contrary to what people think, the foot is quite a complicated limb. Did you know each foot contains 26 bones? This makes it all the more important for you to properly care for them as you grow older.
As individuals, we like to lead self-dependent lives where we are able to make our own decisions and look after our own welfare. As age catches up, however, many of us will turn to loved ones or professional companion care for assistance with daily needs and health.
January 26th is an important day for mental health awareness. It’s Bell Let’s Talk Day, which is an initiative to get people talking about mental health issues, raise awareness, and address the stigma associated with mental health.
Did you know that women are most likely to get Alzheimer’s Disease? There are an estimated 747,000 Canadians living with Alzheimer’s. Of these, about 70 percent are women.
It’s no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic has shifted many aspects of our lives. From the way we conduct business to the way we socialize — many changes are apparent thanks to technological advancements. The healthcare industry is not immune to these shifts either with the rise of virtual care clinics.
World Diabetes Day 2021 takes place on Sunday, Nov. 14, and it’s a timely reminder for Diabetes awareness. One topic at iCare Home Health that we continue to raise awareness about is Diabetic foot care. This topic cannot be over-emphasized because even the smallest cut or scrape on your feet can lead to more serious issues down the road — if they’re not addressed.
Technology is all around us. From arts and entertainment to business, socialization, and more sectors, advancements are taking place at a rapid rate.
Breast Cancer Awareness month is recognized every year in October. According to the Government of Canada, breast cancer is the second most common type of cancer in Canada, and in women, it’s the number-one most common cancer. In addition, one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime.
Statistics like these make it important to be aware of your own health and the health of any elderly loved ones in your care. Below are key considerations about breast cancer from the team of professionals at iCare Home Health who deliver home care in Oakville, ON.
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