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DrInfo supports several practice management system providers by delivering information on enrolments, capitation optimisation, population health targets, among others.

The combined platform enables self-service information around schedules, visit details, requests, care notes, statements and budget use.

Also, an Australian software startup will incorporate its scheduling solution into the American telehealth platform FaceMyDoc.

Health fund members of four Australian insurance firms can now make claims at any HICAPS terminal in the country by tapping their iPhone or Apple smartwatch.

The platform analyses millions of data points from a patient's MRI and delivers insights to neurosurgeons before and during brain surgery.

This week's top stories include the VA flagging unreliable IT infrastructure cost estimates for its EHR modernization program, a new Alzheimer's drug that could cost Medicaid more than $2 billion, and Amazon using radar for monitoring sleep.

Also, British medtech company Smith+Nephew launches its robotics platform in India.

The cloud is ready for healthcare, says James Millington, director of Healthcare Industry Marketing at VMware, so healthcare organizations are moving their data centers from on-premises to the cloud.

The company claims that the testing solution checks the spectral signature of a virus from a nasal or mouthwash sample to detect COVID-19 within seconds.

Aceso's booking platform now enables patients and referrers to make complex diagnostic appointments.