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A Behavioral Health Collision At The EHR Intersection
2014-09-30    
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Date/Time Date(s) - 09/30/2014 2:00 pm Hear Why Many Organizations Are Changing EHRs In Order To Remain Competitive In The New Value-Based Health Care Environment [...]
Meaningful Use and The Rise of the Portals
2014-10-02    
12:00 pm - 12:45 pm
Meaningful Use and The Rise of the Portals: Best Practices in Patient Engagement Thu, Oct 2, 2014 10:30 PM - 11:15 PM IST Join Meaningful [...]
Adva Med 2014 The MedTech Conference
2014-10-06    
All Day
Adva Med 2014 The MedTech Conference October 6-8, 2014 McCormick Place Chicago, IL For more information, visit, advamed2014.com For Registration details, click here  
Public Health Measures Meaningful Use
2014-10-09    
12:00 pm - 12:45 pm
Public Health Measures Meaningful Use: Reporting on Public Health Measures Join Meaningful Use expert Jim Tate for a three part series of webinars addressing MU [...]
2014 Hospital & Healthcare I.T. Conference
2014-10-13    
All Day
Join us at our 2014 Hospital & Healthcare I.T. Conference and experience the following: Up to 125 Hospital & Healthcare I.T. executives from America’s most prestigious [...]
Connected Health Care 2014
Key Trends That will be Discussed at the Conference! Connected Healthcare 2014 is set to explore the crucial topics that are revolutionizing the connected health industry: [...]
HealthTech Conference
2014-10-14    
All Day
HealthTech Capital is a group of private investors dedicated to funding and mentoring new "HealthTech" start ups at the intersection of healthcare with the computer [...]
Health Informatics & Technology Conference (HITC-2014)
2014-10-20    
All Day
Information technology has ability to improve the quality, productivity and safety of health care mangement. However, relatively very few health care providers have adopted IT. [...]
HIMSS Amsterdam 2014
2014-10-20    
12:00 am
About HIMSS Amsterdam 2014 This year, the second annual HIMSS Amsterdam event will be taking place on 6-7 November 2014 at the Hotel Okura. The [...]
Patient Portal Functionality and EMR Integration Demonstration
2014-10-22    
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
This purpose of this webcast is to present a demonstration to show how the Patient Portal integrates with EMR, as well as discuss how this [...]
Connected Health Symposium 2014
Symposium 2014 - Connected Health in Practice: Engaging Patients and Providers Outside of Traditional Care Settings Collaborating with industry visionaries, clinical experts, patient advocates and [...]
CHIME College of Healthcare Information Management Executives
2014-10-28 - 2014-10-31    
All Day
The Premier Event for Healthcare CIOs Hotel Accomodations JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country 23808 Resort Parkway San Antonio, Texas 78761 Telephone: 210-276-2500 Guest Fax: [...]
The Myth of the Paperless EMR
2014-10-29    
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Is Paper Eluding Your Current Technologies; The Myth of the Paperless EMR Please join Intellect Resources as we present Is Paper Eluding Your Current Technologies; The Myth [...]
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The Latest and Most Innovative Healthcare Technology Available In 2021

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The Latest and Most Innovative Healthcare Technology Available In 2021

There’s no question that healthcare technology is changing quickly. Part of this sudden and significant change is attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Getting to know some of the changes and innovations that are occurring is the best way to know what to expect.Keep reading to learn about some of the latest tech to help with everything from patient care and satisfaction to improving enterprise sales.

A Healthcare Experience That Is Patient-Driven

More healthcare facilities and hospitals are dealing with high-risk patients. They are also working to deliver long-distance and remote care for cases that are not acute. Because of this, it is necessary for patients to step up and take a much more active role in their health.

Something that helps ensure this self-care is personal technology that is being used to address the shortfalls found in the delivery of home healthcare services. Organizations are starting to support this movement by optimizing and expanding the telehealth programs they offer and setting up various digital portals that provide messaging services and self-service functions.

New efforts are being taken to help reduce the prevalence of read missions to hospitals, which has recently taken higher importance. This is being done by expanding the use of wearable health devices and monitoring programs for remote patients. With this technology, healthcare providers can care for patients without being near them or even in the same building.

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

While AI is promising, it is still in its early days. While this is true, it does hold promise as a type of healthcare technology for patients. It is predicted that AI will (or currently is) being used to reduce staffing challenges, determine symptom severity, notify a nurse if someone’s parameters are off, and help homecare service providers remain informed about a patient’s ongoing health and needs.

Cleaning and Design Technologies For Hospitals

Keeping hospitals and other healthcare facilities clean and sanitary is more important today than ever before. Because of this, healthcare providers are looking for different tools that will let them tackle the important process of deep cleaning and enforce good hygiene among staff and patients. Some hospitals have also begun to change layouts and the entire check-in process to reduce any clustering and identify contagious visitors before they come into a building.

Some of the deployments being used include robots that provide UV light for decontamination and the use of RFID technology, which helps staff track how often and how long staff is washing their hands. Some hospitals are even using thermal cameras in entryways to detect anyone with an elevated body temperature.

It’s also predicted there will be additional changes in design to buildings. There are several changes you can expect to see. These include convertible spaces that will provide an area for an increase in critical patients, along with plastic or glass walls, which will allow healthcare providers to see patients in isolation.

Blockchain

You have likely heard about Bitcoin and how it has grown in value. While blockchain may seem unrelated to the healthcare industry, this is not entirely true. This technology aims to create a decentralized record system through blockchain that is independent of EMRs that control the data. Unfortunately, this is something that cannot happen until the EMRs open up the data silos in place.

The Changing Face Of Healthcare Technology

In the healthcare industry, things are always changing and developing. Because of this, it is important to stay aware of what is going on. When you know about the available new technology, you can take advantage of what it offers.

Conclusion

Be sure to keep the information above in mind. This gives you a brief overview of what is going on in the healthcare industry and what technology can do to help improve patient care, and more. Being informed and aware of the technology options available is the best way to know what to expect in the future.