Philippines Business News API

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            "title": "Prada buys Versace in a €1.25 billion deal. Here’s what that means for fashion",
            "description": "Will the luxury fashion house rivals be able to survive each other’s style?",
            "content": "Prada will become the new owners of the Versace brand, under a €1.25 billion (A$2.2 billion) deal.\nVersace has recently struggled both financially and in keeping up with the larger luxury fashion houses. Before the sale, Versace was owned by Capri Ho... [5140 chars]",
            "url": "https://theconversation.com/prada-buys-versace-in-a-1-25-billion-deal-heres-what-that-means-for-fashion-271185",
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            "title": "Electronic patient records pose risk to patient safety, watchdog warns",
            "description": "The Pharmaceutical Journal from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society",
            "content": "Electronic patient records (EPR) can contribute to risks of patient care being missed, delayed or incorrect, according to results of an investigation by the Health Services Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB).\nIn a review of 63 HSSIB investigation rep... [3962 chars]",
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            "title": "Acceptability of Health Information Technology by Health Care Professionals: Where We Are Now and How We Can Fill the Gap",
            "description": "Digital health is expected to improve efficiency and quality of health. Health information technologies (HIT) imply allocated time, appropriate training and new types of responsibility whose physical and mental impact on healthcare professionals (HCPs) has emerged as an important issue. The present review provides updated data and opinions about such potential impact and discusses the relevance of ongoing programs established to better characterize barriers and facilitators of HIT implementation. The extent of Internet-based healthcare information and digital apps imposes new responsibilities on HCPs in helping patients select reliable sources and incorporate them in the understanding and self-management of the disease. Several reviews also identified exhaustion, depersonalization, workload, over-alerting, poor work-life integration and job unsatisfaction as potential drivers of electronic health report (EHR)-associated clinician burnout and/or HIT unacceptability. Paradoxically, the increasing use of generative artificial intelligence in the decision-making process may in turn introduce an additional layer of complexity due to required specific skills and associated cognitive overload and stress. Regarding EHRs, various approaches like more proportionate use, better adequation of available commercial tools, or multidisciplinary workflows within the clinic and building of new specialty-specific tools are expected to reduce clinician burden. The ongoing E-health Efficiency Evaluation (E3) project has been developed to define the factors and dimensions impacting overall digital environment and to identify relevant ways of optimizing its acceptability by HCPs. The way of preventing and alleviating the adverse effects of digital health is a major challenge that all HIT stakeholders should be aware of.",
            "content": "Introduction\nOver the past two decades, digitization has rapidly become the norm across most domains of life. In health care, digital integration has taken multiple forms. Mobile apps, often coupled with internet access, have become essential tools i... [27997 chars]",
            "url": "https://www.jmir.org/2025/1/e72184",
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