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The 2025 DirectTrust Annual Conference
2025-08-04 - 2025-08-07    
12:00 am
Three of the most interesting healthcare topics are going to be featured at the DirectTrust Annual conference this year: Interoperability, Identity, and Cybersecurity. These are [...]
ALS Nexus Event Recap and Overview
2025-08-11 - 2025-08-14    
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International Conference on Wearable Medical Devices and Sensors
2025-08-12    
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Conference Details: International Conference on Wearable Medical Devices and Sensors , on 12th Aug 2025 at New York, New York, USA . The key intention [...]
Epic UGM 2025
2025-08-18 - 2025-08-21    
12:00 am
The largest gathering of Epic Users at the Epic user conference in Verona. Generally highlighted by Epic’s keynote where she often makes big announcements about [...]
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Epic UGM 2025
18 Aug 25
Verona
Latest News

Healthcare Digital Transformation in 2019: Outlook and Recommendations

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The Damo Consulting report assesses the current state of digital, analytics, and technology-led innovation in healthcare, and highlights the trends to watch in 2019.

Damo Consulting, a leading growth and digital transformation consultancy for healthcare enterprises and technology firms, today announced their inaugural 2019 Outlook for Healthcare’s Digital Transformation.

The report assesses the current state of digital, analytics, and technology-led innovation in healthcare, and highlights the trends to watch in 2019. The report includes a set of recommendations for technology solution providers and healthcare enterprises to advance digital transformation initiatives.

The 2019 Outlook Report concludes, among other things, that:

  • While technology spending in healthcare will increase, there will be multiple competing priorities for discretionary spending at the enterprise level that could impact digital transformation initiatives
  • Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems optimization will continue to consume a large chunk of enterprise IT budgets in health systems, as will technical debt arising from years of underinvestment.
  • Healthcare Digital transformation will gain momentum but health systems are reluctant to look beyond their EHR vendors
  • Healthcare executives will be less enamored with technology per se and will be more focused on clinical integration of technology solutions to improve patient experiences and healthcare outcomes.

“The challenge for health systems and their technology providers is to find and deploy solutions that will integrate seamlessly into clinical workflows and care pathways,” says Paddy Padmanabhan, CEO of Damo Consulting. “Most big tech firms have stopped short of building last-mile solutions. Digital health startups, on the other hand, face a continuing struggle for growth and stability. Many of them will shut down as they run out of funding in 2019”.

Padmanabhan says that there is good news too: “Artificial Intelligence will go more mainstream as healthcare realizes benefits from ongoing AI initiatives, and discovers new use cases. However, AI-enabled technology providers will have to demonstrate more transparency with algorithms and the use of patient data.”

“Health systems should start to look beyond their EHR vendors for advanced analytics and digital health innovation in 2019” added Padmanabhan.

To download the complete report, visit: https://www.damoconsulting.net/healthcare-digital-transformation-outlook-and-recommendations-for-2019/

About Damo Consulting
Damo Consulting is a growth strategy and digital transformation advisory firm that works with healthcare enterprises and global technology companies. We help develop and implement digital transformation strategies and enable market growth strategies. We specialize in thought leadership led brand transformation and actionable healthcare market intelligence.

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