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Explore how AI can unlock the full potential of today healthcare industry, from theoretical concepts to practical applications, in our latest article.

Despite being in the days of infancy, Augmented Reality (AR) & Virtual Reality (VR) are already having a positive impact on the healthcare industry. This technological innovation is entirely changing the way healthcare sectors used to operate.

The year 2020 is insane enough even without HIPAA fines. However, a gastroenterological practice from Utah still had to settle with the government for 100.000 dollars over a breach. While the violation is not as massive as, for example, in the AMCA case (the company had to file for bankruptcy), getting fined is still not the most pleasant way to spend your hard-earned money. In this article, we will give you some pointers on how to stay safe.

Healthcare settings vary and urban and rural providers can have a variety of different needs. However, there are often common challenges faced in the industry such as shortages of trained clinicians, patients with financial concerns among others. The way the industry has developed means that the need for efficient business practices have never been more vital.

Over the last few years the field of medical technology field has grown significantly and outsourcing in the medical sector has expanded in response. In fact, the industry is set to reach a market value of around $800billion in 2030.

The pharmaceutical industry faces a number of challenges. There is public concerns about rising drug costs, and increasing regulation on drug testing and trials alongside the need to maintain high standards of safety.

There are huge quantities of data collected within healthcare via Electronic Health Records (EHRs), Electronic Patient Records (EPRs) and systems used for clinical decision making. The data is then organised so healthcare professionals can work towards making decisions that will improve health outcomes as well as keep costs in check.