Portugal has one of the highest aging populations in the world, placing increasing pressure on elderly care services, especially in nursing homes. Healthcare professionals in these facilities are often overwhelmed due to the increasing number of elderly residents, shortage of human resources, and insufficient investment in infrastructure. Many still rely on paper-based documentation for clinical […]

Paroxysmal diseases are characterized by sudden, episodic conditions that cause temporary changes in the body. Among them, epilepsy stands out for causing synchronous and uncontrolled neuronal discharges, resulting in recurrent and unprovoked seizures. These seizures may involve a loss or change in level of consciousness, abnormal movements or psychological symptoms. Other conditions, such as migraines,

Vascular diseases, such as carotid stenosis (narrowing of the carotid arteries, which connect the heart to the brain, caused by the accumulation of fatty atheroma plaques), cerebrovascular accidents (CVA) (sudden interruption of blood flow to the brain), atherosclerosis (accumulation of atheroma plaques in the arteries, leading to arterial hardening and narrowing), deep vein thrombosis (formation

Aging is a gradual, multifactorial and continuous process characterized by the progressive loss of biological function and degeneration associated with the onset of age-related diseases. In Portugal, the aging of the population is particularly noticeable, with the population projected to fall from 10.3 to 7.5 million by 2080, while the number of elderly people will

The growing use of electronic health records, digital diagnostic systems and remote monitoring technologies has led to a significant increase in the volume and complexity of health data. This increase intensifies the need for continuous, secure and accurate exchange of clinical, administrative and laboratory information, which is essential for effective clinical decisions and the optimization

Breast-conserving surgery aims to remove tumors while preserving as much healthy breast tissue as possible, ensuring optimal aesthetic outcomes that are critical for a patient’s quality of life. To achieve this objective, precise location of the tumor is necessary during surgery, which is normally performed with the patient lying face-up (supine position). To plan the

PAD is a prevalent chronic condition, affecting approximately 200 million individuals globally, characterized by obstruction of the peripheral arteries, especially in the lower extremities, due to the formation of atherosclerotic plaques, which compromise blood flow and tissue oxygenation. In the early stages, PAD is predominantly manifested by intermittent claudication, a condition characterized by pain or

Orthopedic surgery addresses conditions of the musculoskeletal system to alleviate pain, restore function, and enhance the patient’s quality of life. Its success relies on meticulous pre-operative planning that incorporates clinical data and patient-specific imaging to develop precise surgical strategies. These procedures often demand accurate implant placement, such as screws and other fixation materials. However, the

Many patients face difficulties scheduling medical appointments in hospital units, and, when successful, they often endure long waiting times to be attended. This situation is aggravated by problems such as the incompatibility of schedules between patients and healthcare professionals and structural gap between the demand for medical care and the available response capacity. As a

In recent years, digital transformation in healthcare has played a crucial role, driven by the exponential increase in medical data. This ranges from administrative information to detailed records of diagnoses, laboratory tests, medical images and prescriptions. This vast volume of data presents significant challenges for hospital systems, which need robust solutions to store, process and