Accelerating customer experience and engagement
Project completion took under a month
Boosted efficiency due to self-service infrastructure
50% increase in processing capacity
Accelerating customer experience and engagement
A well-crafted data platform can be a game changer for businesses, as it is beneficial for patients and doctors by simplifying and automating processes, as well as for departments within a company itself, providing on-demand analytics, predictions and ways to improve services.
What are healthcare analytics software key challenges?
Data platforms are elaborate business solutions, so there are certain setbacks awaiting during the developmental process. We divide these into business and adoption challenges for an easier differentiation between a company’s and an end user’s priorities with such platforms.
Business challenges correspond to those that are related to company-side usability and functions of a software, while adoption-related are issues that could stop you from having a great product due to an incapacity to simply engage end users.
Project completion took under a month
Centralization. In the healthcare sector, prescription information, doctor notes from visits and lab results often come from different input sources. Having them all systematized in a single place is clearly more convenient, especially for further processing.
Governance. The ability to oversee the whole organizational process or its separate workflows and come to meaningful solutions is among a data platform’s core functions, especially in the healthcare industry.
Security. Healthcare information requires security measures of the highest standard, and architecture layers in a well-designed platform provide that. Additionally, segmentation of outputs through security layers allows for data to be accessed only by certain individuals.
Delivery. Both stakeholders and patients benefit from all the data software can provide. With better data delivery comes complex actionable company insights, dashboards that show possibilities to improve, self-service analytics and other user-friendly solutions.
Boosted efficiency due to self-service infrastructure
Medical technology companies continue to face a series of challenges around providing useful value-added solutions to the sector. Data cleanliness, usefulness and interoperability make a significant amount of data the sector generates difficult to use drive value from.
Healthcare analytics requires unique approaches and expertise. Legacy systems and legislation make data management, analysis, interpretation, and processing particularly challenging. The expertise, we have, makes it easier for Health IT providers in the healthcare sector to focus on clients’ and growing their business.
50% increase in processing capacity