Healthcare environments are some of the most challenging to introduce innovation, increase productivity and secure data due to the high risks and multitude of stakeholders.
Healthcare providers need to deliver low-cost services that are more effective. Patients want access to health services wherever they are and expect a connected health system that is responsive to their needs, while letting them have a say to how and where they are treated.
To be connected
Constant connection to information allows clinicians and administrators to work wherever they are and whenever they need it. Either when consulting at the patient’s bedside or catching up on work from the hospital’s staff cafeteria, the ability to roam freely while staying connected is critical. So is using the latest devices that provide secure and reliable connectivity to properly architected clinical and support systems. Productivity is key, so you need an interface that is familiar to use and reflective of how you work plus a backend system that delivers the performance you need – and you need it now, no lagging screen updates, no dropouts, no logging in with multiple passwords and stepping through clunky interfaces.
To be productive
You need contemporary systems that allow you to get on with your job, safely and securely. Nevertheless, getting access to new systems and devices will not necessarily make you more productive; understanding how to use these new tools and being certain your business processes align to these new systems are critical to becoming more productive. Workflow and understanding the full potential that these new tools offer are a critical factor in business productivity. Or you may need someone who can help you manage your ICT systems and assets so your people can become more productive doing what they do best; delivering and supporting outstanding healthcare services.
To get information
Just being connected may not be enough. You need to be able to gain access to that valuable information that allows you to do your job better and faster. Patient records, drug administration, test results, patient history – this information is usually locked behind firewalls that keeps them safe from people without the correct level of access. So how do you get to the information that you have the privilege to access? Identity management and the ability to connect securely across multiple platforms becomes increasingly complex as systems grow. We can help you architect your systems to ensure ready access is granted only to those who are authorised with built-in safeguards to keep out the people who are not.
To be protected
You need to know the data that you collect on your device remains secure. As healthcare becomes highly digitised, the importance of data governance and security compliance becomes increasingly significant. Good data security follows the information wherever it’s kept; either on your device, on your premises or in the Cloud. You need contemporary security systems and processes that keep at least one-step in front of those with malicious intent.
To make informed decisions
Healthcare organisations have an incredible amount of data that’s collected from a number of sources. However, you need systems that turn the data into information to help you make informed decisions that not only benefits the patient, but the organisation as well.
Drive down costs by knowing where the waste is created; benchmark your performance against similar organisations performing similar procedures; look for patterns in the frequency and volume of patients attending your facilities and align resourcing to be more efficient; better manage your assets to drive improved utilisation and lifecycle management practices; know where your people, patients and assets are located at any given time and make sure your create built environments that are safe and responsive to the needs of these groups.
These are just a fraction of how effective data analytics tools can help your organisation.
To build trusted relationships
We have extensive experience working with healthcare organisations to solve their business issues through the innovative use of information and communication technology (ICT). The changes in the demands of modern healthcare organisations places a higher importance on effective ICT systems that deliver business outcomes. Digital transformation is here and the convergence of digital systems on what was previously manual or paper-based systems is compelling.
The rate of change is increasing every year, so you need to trust the organisations you collaborate with to deliver these solutions. We combine our expertise in business consulting and the delivery of technology systems with solutions from leading healthcare and ICT vendors in their field to deliver an outstanding experience for our healthcare customers. We care about the outcomes and we will work with you to make sure you are delighted with the solutions we provide.
