We proudly announce that Delft Imaging Ghana is now certified with ISO 9001:2015 - Quality Management System. Our office in Ghana has been assessed and verified to maintain an organisational culture/management system that engages [...]
12 December marks International Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Day, and the Stop TB Partnership’s Private Sector Constituency is proud to raise its voice alongside advocates around the world to call for essential health services [...]
Today, September 20th, 2021, Delft Imaging launched BabyChecker. BabyChecker is smartphone-based ultrasound designed to make pregnancies safer in low-resource settings. BabyChecker is powered by Artificial Intelligence to support the detection of risky pregnancies by [...]
Delft Foundation supported Bundle of Pages (BOP) project to build and equip local libraries with over 300 books & stationeries in three Ghanaian schools. This year, Delft Foundation supported the Elidiaries Foundation's Bundle of Pages [...]
As of July 2021, Delft Imaging has officially joined the United Nations (UN) Global Compact, the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative and agree to align its operations and strategies on the ten set principles related [...]
In July 2021, our performance-improved CAD4TB 7 received its CE certification to use on patients age 4 years and above, and it is clinically available. Moreover, CAD4TB platform has now included new patient data management [...]
The Stop TB Partnership’s Global Drug Facility (GDF) announced the inclusion in its catalogue, for the first time ever; ultra-portable digital X-ray systems and software packages for the computer-aided detection (CAD) of tuberculosis (TB) based [...]
Best for the World™ 2021 Every year, B Lab recognizes the top-performing B Corps creating the greatest impact through their businesses. These B Corps are named Best for the World™ as their verified scores in [...]
Tuberculosis (TB) is the world’s deadliest infectious disease, causing more than 4000 deaths per day. The World Health Organization estimates 46,000 new TB cases occur in Ghana every year. TB primarily attacks the lungs but [...]
CAD (computer-aided detection) technologies can help improve TB screening and bridge the gap in finding close to three million of missing people with TB around the world annually. Thus in March2021, the WHO announced an [...]
