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As healthcare providers battle an increasing influx of patients and dwindling inventory – including critical personal protective equipment (PPE) supplies like masks, ventilators, and hospital beds – they are relying more heavily on their digital tools and applications than ever before.
Prior to this recent pandemic, research shows that 84 percent of people have experienced problems with digital services in the last year.
In the middle of a global health crisis, there’s no tolerance for bad performance when it’s a matter of a patients’ health.
To improve these experiences, health IT professionals must leverage AI and machine learning to pinpoint the moment digital issues arise and automatically remediate issues.
This saves IT teams time and resources that could be spent creating new services that will further improve the patient and doctor’s experience during the crisis.
Digital strategies that HealthIT leaders must consider to support healthcare professionals regardless of where and when they are providing care.
- Real-time analytics and monitoring
- Remote monitoring
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I believe HealthIT must focus on the following 3 at the moment -
- TeleHealth and Remote Patient Monitoring
- Early Warning and Disease Surveillance using Machine Learning algorithms
- Intelligent Self Screening and AI based Triaging
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