Malaysia invests in digital health; Australasia forms assurance body

Homepage > News > Business > Malaysia invests in digital health; Australasia forms assurance body Amid recent digital transformation efforts, Malaysia is significantly increasing its investment in modernizing its public health system, allocating an additional RM350 million ($87 million) to enhance internet connectivity and EMR. Meanwhile, the Digital Health Standards Council of Australasia (DHSCA) has launched to assess and provide assurance for digital health technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, aiming to strengthen governance capabilities. Malaysia increases funding for digital health transformation Australasia establishes new digital health assurance body Saudi Arabia accelerates agriculture sector digital transformation In a different turn of events, Saudi Arabia launched a new digital transformation initiative to improve its beneficiary services, boost operational efficiency, and support innovation in agriculture. Malaysia increases investment in the public health system The Malaysian government has increased investment in the digital transformation of the public health system, Healthcare IT News reported on September 3. The government will add...