Cloud Computing

Healthcare organisations are fast adopting hybrid cloud as a result of increasing security and compliance concerns, according to a new study.

The Digital Transformation Agency, set up to improve people’s experience of government services, has set out new requirements as part of a new Secure Cloud strategy, bringing more change around privacy and security policies for all industries including healthcare.

And in another AI collaboration announced this week, Siemens Healthineers is partnering with Intel to explore how machine learning can improve cardiac MRI diagnostics.

CDP will connect data sources so customers can create a more complete profile of their patients.

Here’s a look at how the cloud is changing the industry and top use cases for pharmaceutical companies.

Companies say aligning their platforms will help eliminate duplicate records, establish more accurate care histories and improve patient safety.

Despite the opportunities and the fact that many problems have already been solved, pharma and life sciences are lagging other industry in cloud adoption.

HIPAA is inextricably linked to patient privacy, but building a trusted, long-term patient relationship goes beyond HIPAA compliance and requires a deeper commitment to keep patient PHI safe and private.

Since implementing a suite of Nuance voice recognition tools, the health system has seen a 23 percent reduction in transcription costs and 71 percent of users reporting that the quality of their documentation has improved significantly.

IaaS and SaaS offerings are enabling payers to run analytics against claims and other data in new ways that enable them to operate more efficiently.