Capturing Value from Patient-Centered Care
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Micro data centers: Top solution for common healthcare settings
By: Schneider Electric
Type: White Paper
The recent growth of outpatient facilities, telemedicine, and digital access control systems has bolstered demand for healthcare IT systems that are not only increasingly powerful and connected, but flexible in configuration and more compact in size.
Healthcare providers are striving to deliver high quality, affordable and conveniently located patient care. Edge computing can make these technologies highly responsive, reliable, and resilient.
Discover in this white paper how the 3 key pillars for successful edge computing deployments can help your healthcare IT deliver resiliency and reliability.
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Why healthcare market trends are demanding new power solutions
By: Schneider Electric
Type: eBook
Power outages are unacceptable for facilities such as hospitals. Unplanned outages can threaten occupant safety, damage reputations, and create financial strain.
In the face of high demand, hospitals need to maintain their operations and rapidly scale capacity while accounting for safety, reliability, and resiliency.
Discover in this product overview how Schneider Electric can help you navigate the power and digital solutions landscape to prepare your organization for a future of safe, efficient, and patient-centered healthcare.
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The top trends driving digital transformation in healthcare
By: Talkdesk
Type: Video
As technology has advanced, so too has the way healthcare providers communicate with their patients. Now, patients have several options to meet and communicate with their providers.
In this video, you will take a look at the major trends shaping how technology is being used in healthcare today, and how providers can use technology to offer a superior patient experience. Conversely, you will also learn about the issues and pitfalls that come with implementing new technology and how to avoid them.
Watch this video to learn more about the main drivers of the consumer experience in healthcare, and how your organization can ensure that you’re keeping up with today’s consumer expectations.
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Next Generation Utilization Management through AI
By: XSOLIS
Type: White Paper
In this white paper, you’ll discover how AI/ML deployed in operational contexts is becoming a valuable tool to meet the challenge of modernizing health systems and maintaining utilization management. Read on to understand how AI/ML-driven automation can dramatically improve traditional workflows for payers, providers, and ultimately, patients.
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Elevating patient experience through comprehensive connected care
By: Comcast Business
Type: Infographic
Expert analysts at IDC predict that by 2027, 70% of the healthcare industry will leverage GenAI to address data and workflow fragmentation. Download this infographic to see how healthcare providers are at the forefront of digital transformation and learn what key technologies are needed to fuel the future of healthcare.
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How Healthcare IoT Resilience Impacts Hospitals
By: Schneider Electric
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This white paper explores how resilience, efficiency, and security impact overall hospital operations and how IT professionals in healthcare environments can help their hospitals make major strides forward in their IoT and digital transformation. Read on to learn more.
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Smart Hospitals: How to Reduce Costs
By: Schneider Electric
Type: White Paper
Is it possible to reduce smart hospital costs while boosting patient satisfaction? This white paper asserts that the answer is yes. To learn how IT professionals in healthcare can harness edge computing to unlock great benefits, keep reading.
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Secure texting: The next great healthcare communications frontier
By: AVST
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The patient experience (PX) revolution in healthcare
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Influenced by their consumer interactions, patients now expect easy, seamless, and personalized healthcare experiences.Gain insights from our major global research survey that show how healthcare providers are rethinking and repositioning contact centers in support of a reimagined PX.
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Top IT challenges for healthcare organizations in rural areas
By: XtelligentMedia Healthcare
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Rural healthcare providers have long faced challenges surrounding their geographical isolation and limited financial resources. However, the digital health transformation has ushered in a new set of rural health IT challenges.
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Which Health Plans Can Be Accessed by Individuals with Disabilities?
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Recognizing the Effects of the Healthcare Cyberattack on Providers
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Top data analytics tools for managing chronic disease
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How generative AI is reducing administrative burden in healthcare
By: XtelligentMedia Healthcare
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Pharmacometabolomic data application for customized medicine
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How to measure the experience of healthcare billing
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The journey to digital healthcare
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eGuide
In this e-guide we look at how the NHS shared care records projects are progressing, and the European Commission's plans to share health data across borders. We also look at how one NHS trust has created a social media platform to help mental health service users, and examine Scotland's digital health and care strategy.
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6 Insights on Healthcare Consumer Preferences
By: The Advisory Board
Type: Research Content
Healthcare consumers weigh several priorities, including access, convenience, cost, quality, and experience, when deciding where — or if — to seek care. As care providers compete on these priorities, view this report for a snapshot of the status quo from which they'll need to differentiate themselves.
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How edge computing is shaping modern healthcare
By: Schneider Electric
Type: Research Content
As IT leaders in healthcare grapple with these difficulties, using emerging technologies like edge computing can make sure that healthcare organizations and the broader healthcare industry are ready for the future. Access this study to gain a deeper understanding of how edge computing is shaping modern healthcare.
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How AI in utilization management enables better care
By: XSOLIS
Type: White Paper
Download this white paper to understand the pitfalls of traditional utilization management and review (UM/UR) strategies in healthcare and explore the potential of a purpose-built tool that leverages AI and ML to remove subjectivity in the UM/UR process, leading to improved outcomes for payers, providers, and patients.
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Improving payer-provider collaboration in healthcare with AI
By: XSOLIS
Type: White Paper
Due to a dependence on legacy technology, many clinical teams have been forced to perform more unnecessary administrative tasks and spend less time on clinical interventions. Read on to discover how fully leveraging AI can improve understanding and communication between payers and providers and drive more efficient health outcomes.