5G can enhance patient treatment and teaching capabilities at hospitals, says Fahmi


OSLO: The idea of having a hospital equipped with an integrated 5G network and its emerging technologies is something Malaysia could leverage on to enhance patient treatment and teaching capabilities, said Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil.

The minister, on Friday, visited Norwegian Radium Hospital, here, where the country's telecommunication giant Telenor Group showcased a dedicated 5G indoor solution and how, together with the hospital, they are innovating patient treatment and developing health solutions for increased efficiency.

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