Child Health Imprints

Singapore, Singapore

Child Health Imprints is engaged in the development and application of cutting edge informational and computational technologies including IoT, artificial intelligence and predictive analytics to the practice of medicine in neonatal intensive care units across the world with the objective of making early diagnosis of critical diseases and improving overall quality of healthcare which is being provided to neonates.

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Company Info

Founded: 2018
Website: www.childhealthimprints.com/

Disease Areas

Neonatal Intensive Care Prematurity & Neonatal Conditions Pediatrics Critical Illness

Technologies

IoTAI/Machine LearningPredictive AnalyticsRemote Monitoring

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