The healthcare industry is drowning in an unprecedented wave of information. So, what is the role of agentic AI ns How Agentic AI is Transforming Healthcare? By the end of 2025, our world is estimated to generate 180 zettabytes data, contributing more than one third of this massive digital landscape with healthcare. The most shocking…
With the increase in data-operated decision making, De-identification of Healthcare data before analysis is needed for healthcare providers, researchers and businesses rely on third-party platforms for advanced analytics. However, before sharing data with these platforms, it is important to ensure that individually identified information (PII) is removed-a process known as de-detectives. The healthcare industry produces…
Cloud computing in healthcare is making a big impact. Right now, 70% of health IT professionals say their organizations use cloud solutions and another 20% plan to adopt them within two years. This highlights how quickly cloud technology is spreading in healthcare.
The reason is simple - cloud computing solves problems that traditional systems can't…
Cloud Adoption in Healthcare is slower beause healthcare organizations handle highly sensitive data, so it's no surprise they've been more cautious about moving to the cloud than other industries. Our latest report, “Skyhigh Security Cloud Adoption and Risk Report: Healthcare Edition,” highlights this hesitation, even as the sector faces increasing pressure to modernize.
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Electronic Health Records (EHRS) including custom-built and cloud based (well-known and lesser known EHR systems) have revolutionized healthcare by digitizing patient data, streamlining workflows and increasing care coordination. While industries such as EPIC, Cerner, and Allscripts dominate the market, different types of low-term EHR systems are quietly making waves, especially small for small practices and…
Practical approach to translate clinical expertise into effective system requirements
In the complex landscape of healthcare technology, the electronic health record (EHR) systems serve as the backbone of modern patient care. EHR development for non-technical healthcare teams has become a must because nevertheless, the success of these systems does not fully rest with IT departments…
