Impact Of Healthcare Industries By The Ongoing Digital Revolution

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The growing demand of healthcare industries and the adoption of digital technologies have doubled up the market of digital healthcare and in next three years by 2020 it will excel up to $200 billion. The growing popularity of mobile healthcare and its applications had contributed the global healthcare market beside, the wireless technology, sensors, and wearable devices. The digital health innovation including the integration of healthcare with cloud-based systems and the invention of software like predictive analytics, care management, practice management has impacted the growth of pharma and healthcare companies. The demand of mhealth or mobile healthcare will witness the revolutionary growth of 35% which will rise to two hundred billion USD by 2024.

Healthcare

The market of digital
healthcare and in next
three years by 2020

The demand of mhealth or mobile
healthcare will witness the
revolutionary growth of 35%
which will rise to two hundred
billion USD by 2024

How The Digital Revolution
Had Transformed The
Future Of Healthcare
Industries

Digital Healthcare
enables the user to
access trillions of bytes
of information created
for the electronic health
records

Patient demands better
access to the healthcare
data

Patients can locate
the online portal
Book an
appointment
Securely access
health records
Coordinate with
the physicians

Challenges of IT in handling
medical records

By 2020, the health
industries are expected
to produce 25,000
petabytes of
information

The patients and
insurers can analyze
Retrieve and share
information
Managing the big data
effectively is essential
better healthcare
procedures and
patient outcomes

Our services to meet the
evolving needs of
Healthcare industries

Patient
management
Laboratory
management
Pharmacy
management
Billing
Enterprise-wide
management of
patient record
Specialty
solutions
Mobile and
cloud
enablement
Claims and
revenue cycle
management

Benefits of our services in
healthcare industries

Internal
coordination
among the
departments
Empowers user to
access the
information in real-
time
Offers efficient and
cost effective
operations
Reduced medical
errors
Better Decision-
making capability
Faster access to
information
management
Improved quality
of patient care
Read more

Impact Of
Healthcare
Industries By
The Ongoing
Digital
Revolution www.linkedin.com/pulse/dynamicaly-
changing-healthcare-industry-needed-
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Impact Of Healthcare Industries By The Ongoing Digital Revolution

1. Impact Of Healthcare Industries By The Ongoing Digital Revolution

2. Demand of healthcare industries and the adoption of digital technologies have doubled up

3. The market of digital healthcare and in next three years by 2020

4. It will excel up to $200 billion

5. The demand of mhealth or mobile healthcare will witness the revolutionary growth of 35% which will rise to two hundred billion USD by 2024

6. How The Digital Revolution Had Transformed The Future Of Healthcare Industries

7. Digital Healthcare enables the user to access trillions of bytes of information created for the electronic health records

8. Patient demands better access to the healthcare data

9. Patients can locate the online portal Book an appointment Securely access health records Coordinate with the physicians

10. Challenges of IT in handling medical records

11. By 2020, the health industries are expected to produce 25,000 petabytes of information

12. The patients and insurers can analyze Retrieve and share information Managing the big data effectively is essential better healthcare procedures and patient outcomes

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15. Benefits of our services in healthcare industries

16. Internal coordination among the departments Empowers user to access the information in real- time Offers efficient and cost effective operations Reduced medical errors Better Decision- making capability Faster access to information management Improved quality of patient care Read more

17. Impact Of Healthcare Industries By The Ongoing Digital Revolution www.linkedin.com/pulse/dynamicaly- changing-healthcare-industry-needed- kumarraj-rajalingam

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