Digital Health Transformation

Healthcare, like every industry, must comply with government regulations. It won't be an exaggeration to say that some of the most stringent laws regulate the healthcare industry, and violation of those often results in serious consequences. Some of those range...

Healthcare, like every industry, is dependent on income and smooth functioning. A big part of that depends upon the competent management of hospitals' many resources and workflows. Hospitals have to manage the activities of doctors, nurses, and other administrative staff....

Radiology is the use of medical imaging to diagnose diseases. It includes imaging techniques such as X-ray, ultrasound, MRI (magnetic resonance imaging), computed tomography (CT), positron emission tomography (PET), and so forth. The advent of these technologies opened new vistas...

If you've ever stepped into the testing laboratory of a large hospital, you would know that managing the lab's operations alone is no small feat. The bigger a hospital gets, the greater the volume of patients it would have to...

Medical imaging has been revolutionizing the world of healthcare for the past 30 years. Starting with just simple x-rays, human body imaging has offered a spectrum of new techniques, offering benchmark results for accurate diagnosis and tests. Today, it forms...

The efficient functioning of health networks relies on hard-working and productive staff, and nurses form an integral part of that team. The work of doctors is often praised, but people may fail to acknowledge the contribution of nurses in delivering quality patient...

Earlier, the health industry depended on paper-based and manual systems to organize, store, and analyse patient health informatics. This is where information technology comes into play by introducing a rapid advancement and invasion of the healthcare sector. Physicians and healthcare...

The conversation around mental health has picked up fast in recent years. In this section, we talk about the way a software platform could address challenges in mental health and help both doctors and patients deliver and receive mental health...

A mental health case management software is an application used by mental health providers and related staff to manage the behavior and health of their patients, provide support through easy access to behavioral health care managers, or even for general...

The Healthcare inventory management system is a significant component that drives the quality of caregiving. This aspect of health care management is often neglected due to its mundane nature. Poor lab-inventory management can significantly increase administrative cost and time, decreasing...

Health software development has witnessed digitization over the recent years, and this has extended to pharmacy management and practice management. Physicians and administrative staff have realized that a lot of time and effort goes into managing medical records, double-checking prescriptions,...

Medical technology has made things extremely convenient for patients and healthcare providers. Comfort and ease of management in the workflows help the doctors and the staff with day-to-day administration. One such medical technology that has attracted providers in hospitals and...

Today’s healthcare ecosystem has many problems to deal with; the only potential solution is technology. Healthcare leaders and IT professionals have often joined hands to develop smart solutions like electronic health records, mHealth, and others to solve critical challenges. 

Accurate data is vital to run just about every kind of business. Healthcare is no different. For hospitals, there are bound to be multiple workflows happening simultaneously in multiple departments. All of these must function cohesively to make things happen...

Anyone who has ever gone to a doctor has been prescribed medication or tests. Unsurprisingly, many doctors have handwriting that is often hard to understand. Pharmacists can read the prescriptions most of the time, but sometimes they make mistakes. Medication...

All commercial and non-profit organizations generate business data because of day-to-day operations. Analyzing this data reveals many things about an organization and its operations, even things that are not immediately clear to the outside observer. The bigger the organization, the...

Over the last two decades, many hospitals and healthcare networks have adopted digital strategies in their various functional areas. The digital transformation witnessed numerous initiatives, such as installing electronic health record systems(EHR), building digital health and health apps, and implementing...

A brief introduction to the concept of patient engagement, its significance, and crucial role in improving patient satisfaction.

Healthcare companies face many challenges, such as rising insurance costs, increased HIPAA regulatory standards, reduced government funding, mergers and acquisitions, the need for better practice management, and the pressure to deliver a patient-centric experience.  

Chronic diseases and conditions drive the market demand for healthcare payer companies. Mobile and healthcare cloud technologies in the payer-provider healthcare system result in new business models across a range of industries. New payer companies have successfully created disruptive business...

Increased digital healthcare investments highlight the latest healthcare IT trends. As per the 2021 Future of Healthcare Report, almost 80% of healthcare systems plan to increase investment in health technology.   

Automation has become a buzzword in the tech community, academia, and regular people. While some believe it will usher in a new era of productivity, efficiency, and wealth, others feel that it could widen the chasm between rich and poor.  

The Healthcare industry in the U.S is facing several challenges. Even though many emerging technologies like medical informatics, healthcare interoperability, and more, the challenges persist. These day-to-day problems impact healthcare management, leading to undisputed claims, loss of ROI, denials/delays, administrative...

As the name suggests, analytics is assessing relevant data to gain insights about something. Healthcare analytics is used to sift through large amounts of relevant data about the medical industry to reveal important insights that benefit all stakeholders.