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Today’s complex healthcare ecosystem requires a personalized experience in order to help patients navigate the most appropriate care journey.  To be successful, strategies must be put in place to drive patient engagement that educates, facilitates communication, improves outcomes and ultimately reduces costs. This has become even more critical with COVID-19 as payer and provider organizations work together to implement virtual care to assess risk, triage care and provide prescription services.

Improving quality while lowering costs is a recurring theme for many healthcare organizations today, yet barriers exist with the massive amount of data being collected across multiple organizations and applications. Additionally, data silos create massive lag times that prevent the provider from having the most up to date information at the point of care. IT leaders must have a strategy to connect disparate systems, while securing the data in order to meet this need. 

This session will review the OpenSCAP compliance as code offering and how to automate your compliance posture using best practices from Red Hat's healthcare customers.

IT security in Healthcare is part of the headlines every day. It has always been a top of mind issue as protecting Healthcare is critically important. The need for better security is going to escalate, as the importance of data sharing, interoperability and IoT continue to become essential to improve the quality of care and reduce costs.  During this webinar, you’ll learn: How organizations can simplify configuration, patching and governance to networks, multiple operating systems and applications though Ansible’s open technology How your peers are protecting themselves against the future perils of a connected Health system

Massive changes in healthcare delivery, regulation, and payment make access to data, connectivity and integration more important than ever. Collaboration can be among patients and doctors, among hospital staff, and among hospitals and other healthcare organizations—including insurance companies. Traditional “messaging” is being replaced by APIs, largely through the FHIR standard, and other API efforts - but what does a move to APIs entail? Join this webinar to learn how Red Hat® integration technologies and standards-based hardware from Intel® provide healthcare business value beyond traditional integration, and API engines to support value-based and patient-centered care, healthcare Internet of Things (IoT), and other emerging healthcare goals.