How this hospital is fighting hackers with AI
A private institute in Singapore uses machine learning to thwart 90% of attacks.
How digital mental health can predict suicides
The virtual world, using the right approach, can allow people to privately and anonymously seek positive support, writes the chief of the Smart Health Leadership Centre.
How machine learning helps Singapore swat dengue
Dr Ng Lee Ching, Director of the National Environment Agency’s Environmental Health Institute in Singapore, on how the country is predicting clusters.
Exclusive: How Hong Kong is tackling diabetes
Interview with Dr NT Cheung, Head of Information Technology and Health Informatics/Chief Medical Informatics Officer of the Hong Kong Hospital Authority.
Singapore’s healthcare system hacked
All Smart Nation projects, including mandatory contribution to electronic health records, now on hold.
We ask government innovators what excites them about AI
From fighting fake news to predicting epidemics, AI is a cause for both concern and celebration.
How Guangzhou is powering its high-tech ambitions
The city is using supercomputers and an e-government cloud to make services faster and easier to use.
Can genomics help prevent epidemics?
Interview with Dr Swaine Chen, Senior Research Scientist, Genome Institute of Singapore.
Fighting contagion: Lessons from SARS 15 years on
15 years after the SARS outbreak, how can countries better protect themselves against another epidemic?
Why open governments are the future
By opening up government to public input and oversight, you get government that is more effective, efficient, and credible.
Why data is a powerful tool in patient experience
Tamsin Greulich-Smith, Chief of the Smart Health Leadership Centre in Singapore, on driving change across entire hospitals.
Patient empowerment: the future of healthcare?
How the patient-doctor relationship can evolve to one that is two-way and builds trust.
Four ways for AI to change government
The effects of AI on public services? They become more efficient, personalised, predictive, and bottom-up.
AI is changing healthcare – and insurers are taking notice
Artificial intelligence can speed up claims assessments, sift through great amounts of data, and shake up established ways of working.
In Singapore’s healthcare revolution, AI is the key
There needs to be productive discussions around experimentation in healthcare as AI becomes more prevalent, says Steve Leonard, CEO of SGInnovate.