Challenges
- Increasing cyber threats and data security issues are causing hesitation because of the regulation in healthcare(eg. HIPAA)
- Market push to reduce healthcare costs and focus on outcomes and quality measures
- Technology solutions that allow easy and comprehensive access to patent data
- Legacy hardware and software
- Lack of data interoperability and data transparency
- Shortage of healthcare professionals
- Growth in the geriatric population and the subsequent increase in the prevalence of chronic diseases
- A greater of patients are being moved to care outside the formal medical system, including assisted living, senior living, and home based care.
To achieve a successful outcome that best serves all members of the ecosystem at a reasonable cost, each interconnected component of a healthcare ecosystem infrastructure (hardware, software, process and network) a solution must address standards and measurements, governance and workforce, interoperability, predictive analytics, and person-enabled health must align with and enable every other component must be accessible and provide Smart Engagement: a 360° view through data transparency and interoperability.
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Rapid technological changes to both the hardware infrastructure and introducing more sophisticated software tools that support medical data represents a historic opportunity for the health industry to understand and optimize digital health transformation. Its goal is to realize the power of interconnected systems to focus on the needs of individual patients. transparency and interoperability.
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With the continued non-linear expansion of data in healthcare, it will become even more important to leverage technology capabilities to assist with processing, managing and analyzing data. This will help deliver new business models and new insights to improve health outcomes, patient engagement and coordination across the care continuum.
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A data-driven, next generation infrastructure and tools approach creates huge advantages for healthcare by supporting data interoperability, predictive analytics and collaboration between stakeholders, will also be a primary enabler of three capabilities that affect all stakeholders: smart engagement, the patient journey and 360° understanding.
Solution Architecture
Access to relevant information in real time will help to overcome potential bottlenecks.
Creating more efficient and effective healthcare delivery, thereby reducing the cost of care while improving outcomes.
Facilitating access to, and retrieval of, clinical data to provide safe, timely and equitable patient-centered care.
Enabling improved workflows and provider collaboration, improving the security and accuracy of data used in care coordination.