Emma Koehn
Journalist at Freelance
Journalist, writer, researcher, film-watcher. Previously at @theage @smh @smartcompany and elsewhere
Articles
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1 week ago |
thelimbic.com | Emma Koehn
An Australian review has identified 17 key preoperative factors associated with in-hospital major bleeding after PCI, with renal disease, ACS and age making up the top three. Published in Heart, Lung and Circulation [link here], the review included 32 studies, with 100 independent factors mentioned as being significantly associated with in-hospital major bleeding and 17 of these variables appearing in more than 10% of the articles analysed.
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1 month ago |
smartcompany.com.au | Emma Koehn
Melbourne-founded Shiperoo wants to tackle one of the global retail sector’s biggest headaches and Australia Post is joining it in the fight. Supply chain experts and entrepreneurs Nishan Wijemanne and Rizan Mawzoon launched Shiperoo less than two years ago with a clear vision: to make it easier and more sustainable for retailers to manage their growing mountains of returned stock.
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1 month ago |
smartcompany.com.au | Emma Koehn |Tegan Jones |Simon Crerar |Eloise Keating
In a buzzing conference hall in Las Vegas, Heidi Health is focused on a mission to dominate the increasingly crowded global market of AI health tools. The Australian-founded AI medical scribe business, which saves doctors’ time by transcribing and processing patient visits, revealed its first major international capital injection this week.
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1 month ago |
smartcompany.com.au | Emma Koehn |Jake Majerovic |Tinglong Dai |Hau L. Lee
Sustainability due diligence platform Givvable is entering global growth mode, powered by an insatiable appetite from corporate clients for ESG data. There’s plenty of noise right now about the future of sustainability trends and regulations as spectators try to predict the effect of the new Trump administration on environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies across the world.
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2 months ago |
smartcompany.com.au | Emma Koehn |Eloise Keating |Morganne Kopittke
Dessert chain Yo-Chi is ready to spread more frozen yoghurt fever across Australia, and potentially the world, after hitting a serious sweet spot with consumers. Less than five years ago, in the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic, there were just four Yo-Chi venues in Victoria. At the time, the business was the last remaining piece of the collapsed George Calombaris-owned food empire Made Establishment.
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