Interoperability

In order to deliver effective, individualized treatment, providers need to start with a comprehensive 360-degree view of every patient that includes clinical and nonclinical data, along with relevant social determinants of health.

The COVID-19 vaccine distribution effort is an unprecedented collaboration that relies on the successful merging of complex science, global partnerships and complicated logistics. Distributing and accurately tracking the vaccine is key to its success. Learn how machine learning technologies are adding efficiency and speed to this vital global effort.

Breakthroughs in both IoT and cloud computing have created the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), a powerful new industry that expands the horizons of what Medtech can do. This white paper examines the pro’s and con’s of two IoMT approaches: building it in-house, and opting for a pre-built medical grade IoMT commercial option.

When COVID-19 hit it made already unwieldy data management processes even more complicated. Responding to the urgent need for an efficient, effective and secure data system, Banner Health made a pivot to a health cloud. See how that decision made a dramatic impact on patient care, workflows, scalability and cost.

Using technology to modernize the way consumers access care is a key priority for healthcare CIOs and their organizations. To help them move the needle on digital access initiatives, Kyruus collected insights from their work with CIOs from dozens of health systems and a dedicated focus group into a guide with four key considerations for leading digital transformation.

A series of recent mergers and acquisitions has made this healthcare technology company part of a global organization with development, service, and data center locations in more than 30 states. Based on the success of Vertiv products initially implemented in two of its critical data centers in 2011, the organization chose to standardize by deploying a proven monitoring and management solution to more than 120 of its edge locations.

To reduce environmental impact as part of an overall mission to improve human health, one of the nation’s leading healthcare systems needed to upgrade 63 data center cooling units.

The global telehealth market is expected to grow dramatically, reaching $266.8 billion by 2026 and showing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 23.4% between 2018 and 2026. The biggest barrier to pre-pandemic adoption was behavioral inertia. Now due to COVID-19, momentum is building toward a marked transformation.

The arrival of new trends, such as data growth, mergers and acquisitions, expansions and new construction, among others, are forcing many healthcare organizations to upgrade the infrastructure within existing closets and consider more robust technologies for new closet designs.

It’s time to provide a consistent platform for app development that ensures the integrity and security of your apps and data. With an established history of helping healthcare organizations address complex IT challenges, VMware delivers a network virtualization solution that enables consistent networking and security across heterogeneous sites and network-wide automation to streamline multi-cloud operations.