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- 1. Create Smarter & Connected Healthcare Jay T. Comeaux
- 2. • While the world and every industry you can imagine becomes more connected through the use and addiction to technology, so must healthcare • The healthcare industry must look forward and in different directions in order to grow and mature even more • Hospitals, physicians, and more are looking to grow their businesses and gain valuable knowledge and information in new ways and are straying from traditional sources
- 3. • There are already new technologies out there making healthcare a more free, open, scalable, and simple process • No longer is the health care a completely dark area that scares people due to a lack of information and accessibility • Many companies are challenging and changing the landscape for the better, but it takes one step at a time • Companies and organizations must adapt to meet demands, policy changes, and the new “ecosystems” as they show up
- 4. On the following slides you will read about a few ways that can help the healthcare industry transform in a positive and productive way 1. Change Organizational Mindset 2. Building the Best Connections 3. Become Agile
- 5. Change Organizational Mindset • The most successful organizations in the world understand the creation of value in the immediate area they work • For instance the changing scope of industries can change the way companies conduct business, acquire assets, use resources, and more, so its important for any company to carve out their own value areas • In regards o healthcare, professionals need to identify and target potential value additions to their business and really take advantage of them to their fullest ability
- 6. Building the Best Connections • As your company grows and matures its imperative that your company make organizational connections that promote you, your culture, your mission, and more • No organization can do everything by themselves and needs to be as connected as possible • Look for companies that will understand what you do and where you want to go, and you should understand the same about their company
- 7. Become Agile • Staying ready on your toes is another important factor when it comes to creating a smarter, better, and more well connected organization, especially in the healthcare sector • Keep a watchful eye on the industry and be sure to evolve with the companies around you if you didn’t initiate the changes yourself • Don’t be the last one to change • Changing technologies like Cloud computing, cognitive analytics, and dynamic systems need to become a major focus as the connect-ability of your organization’s infrastructure becomes more and more pertinent
- 8. Jay T. Comeaux Hope this presentation helped you in your healthcare organization’s quest to create smarter and more seamlessly connected system. Check back again soon for more information and helpful articles regarding healthcare.