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Webinars

OnDemand Panel discussion: Using AI to create value in cities for communities and workforce

OnDemand Panel discussion: Using AI to create value in cities for communities and workforce

OnDemand Webinar: Driving Efficiency with Digital Twins and AI in Water Management

OnDemand Webinar: Driving Efficiency with Digital Twins and AI in Water Management

Special Reports

A clean and efficient future: energy in focus at Cities Climate Action Summit 2024

A clean and efficient future: energy in focus at Cities Climate Action Summit 2024

Smart Cities Reports

SmartCitiesWorld City Profile 2024 – City of Madrid

SmartCitiesWorld City Profile 2024 – City of Madrid

SmartCitiesWorld City Profile –Shenzhen

SmartCitiesWorld City Profile –Shenzhen

Podcasts

Urban Exchange Podcast Episode 23 - Identifying urban solutions at the intersection of climate, health, and equity

Urban Exchange Podcast Episode 23 - Identifying urban solutions at the intersection of climate, health, and equity

Urban Exchange Podcast Episode 22 - Digital solutions shaping the urban landscape

Urban Exchange Podcast Episode 22 - Digital solutions shaping the urban landscape

Opinions

The built environment’s Scope 3 emissions conundrum

The built environment’s Scope 3 emissions conundrum

Cities Climate Action Summit 2024 – meet the exhibitor: Latitudo 40

Cities Climate Action Summit 2024 – meet the exhibitor: Latitudo 40

Smart Infrastructure: Improving Healthcare

 

Prevention is always better than cure. How can data-led collaboration help us to predict and avert medical emergencies?



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Smart Infrastructure: Improving Healthcare

SmartCitiesWorld is currently hosting a new white paper from KPMG on how delivering a smarter infrastructure can improve healthcare.

 

KPMG has been thinking about how to realise the potential of data across the UK’s infrastructure sectors; and they believe that some of the greatest opportunities lie in our health and care systems.

They investigated ways to transform the care of elderly patients by using data analytics, communications links and organisational collaboration to spot the warning signs and prompt interventions by families, communities and health professionals. Smart Infrastructure can help to improve the speed and efficiency of emergency responses.


In this whitepaper, KPMG map out the care and monitoring of an elderly diabetes patient in a near-future world. By bringing together existing data streams and technologies, KPMG can improve patient care and free up capacity within our health system.

 

Download this White Paper from KPMG in the SmartCitiesWorld resource area. If you are not already a member, it’s free and takes just 30 second to register.

 

 

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