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How Singapore’s public healthcare is using iPads and iPhones to save time and ease patient nerves (VIDEO)

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Erna Mahyuni
How Singapore’s public healthcare is using iPads and iPhones to save time and ease patient nerves (VIDEO)
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Singapore's public healthcare system is increasingly integrating Apple devices like iPads and iPhones to improve efficiency and patient experience. The author compares this tech-forward approach to the infrastructure in Malaysia.

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It demonstrates how consumer-grade technology can be adapted to improve public health service delivery and patient comfort.

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Malay Mail KUALA LUMPUR, July 14 — Malaysia's "Look East" policy is almost as old as I am but when it comes to healthcare perhaps it would do us good to look south instead — to Singapore.

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The article provides an observational report on healthcare technology adoption with a comparative regional perspective.

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