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The document discusses the Health and Social Care Network (HSCN), which enables easy sharing of information between health organizations, access to local and national health applications at a similar cost to standard broadband. It has enhanced security, reliability, and support. HSCN provides highly reliable and available private network connectivity as well as secure internet connectivity using the latest technology from a broad range of suppliers.
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The healthcare industry is complex because it is so vast in terms of the processes involved and the amount of private and sensitive information it needs to deal with. The industry’s complexity often leads to two major challenges - increased operational cost including data storage cost and difficulty in building a self sufficient health ecosystem. Technology has always been the savior that workaround for overcoming major healthcare industry challenges. One such technology is cloud computing. It has been in use in the healthcare industry for several years and continuously evolving with industry changes. Cloud computing is transforming the healthcare industry at different levels with features like collaboration, scalability, reach ability, efficiency, and security.The on demand computing feature of the cloud adds value, especially when healthcare institutes and care providers need to deploy, access and handle network information at the drop of a hat. With the rise in demand for data based security, there needs to be a shift in the creation, usage, better storage, collaboration, and sharing of healthcare data techniques. It is where cloud computing leaves no stone unturned Healthcare is one such sector that has been at the forefront of adopting cloud technology. Healthcare providers are coming to realize the true potential of cloud solutions across the globe.According to the BBC research report, estimated global spending by stakeholders in the industry on cloud computing is expected to be around 35 billion dollars by 2022. It is anticipated that the CAGR of cloud services and solutions will maintain a trajectory of 15 rise and the size of the Cloud powered healthcare market is to be around 55 billion dollars by the year 2025. Nidhi Prasad | Mahima Chaurasia "Role of Cloud Computing in Healthcare Systems" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-6 | Issue-3 , April 2022, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd49488.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/computer-science/other/49488/role-of-cloud-computing-in-healthcare-systems/nidhi-prasad
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- 1. Integration and Sharing It will enable you to share information easily with health organisations and give you access to local and national health applications Cost It costs broadly the same as a standard broadband connectivity Security It has enhanced security capabilities to protect against escalating cyber threats Service It has enhanced service performance and support Reliability and simplicity It provides highly reliable, highly available private network connectivity as well as security enhanced Internet connectivity, over the same infrastructure Technology and innovation HSCN standards mean you can adopt network services that use the latest technology and innovation from a broad range of network suppliers HSCN… • Is the data network that enables health and social care providers to access and exchange information reliably, efficiently and conveniently. • Replaces the N3 network arrangements (that were designed to enable NHS organisations to access national and regional healthcare systems), with network arrangements designed to enable NHS and non-NHS organisations to access and share information in support of integrated health and social care services. • Is a standards-based network that means health and social care organisations can buy cost effective connectivity from a choice of suppliers within a competitive marketplace. Why adopt HSCN? The Health and Social Care Network (HSCN)