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Making AI-Driven Healthcare Solutions Accessible and Equitable Across Diverse Populations

Healthcare IT Today

A great example of this is the ALERT study, which uses AI to identify causes for the undertreatment of minority patients with heart valve disease who may benefit from minimally invasive therapies. Telemedicine also makes healthcare more accessible by allowing remote consultations and improving communication between patients and doctors.

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Ensuring the Security and Privacy of Patient Data while Managing Large Volumes of Electronic Health Records (EHRs)

Healthcare IT Today

Flavio Villanustre, SVP, Technology & Global Information Security Officer at LexisNexis Risk Solutions Although securing data in todays complex healthcare technology infrastructure environment can be very challenging, there are a few key rules of thumb that when applied comprehensively can help reduce the likelihood of a catastrophic incident.

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Patient Portals 4.0: Future of Patient Engagement

Lloyd Price

Data Privacy and Security: Robust security measures to protect sensitive health information. Nelson Advisors work with Healthcare Technology Founders, Owners and Investors to assess whether they should 'Build, Buy, Partner or Sell' in order to maximise shareholder value.

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Technology is King but Methodology is Queen in HealthTech

Lloyd Price

The key to truly transforming healthcare lies in the intelligent and strategic application of that technology, guided by a robust and well-defined methodology. Telehealth Platforms: Technology (King): Video conferencing, remote monitoring tools, and secure messaging apps enable virtual consultations and remote care.

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Patient Digital Engagement Index: athenahealth research team share insights from 50 Million US patients

Lloyd Price

For example, white and Asian patients are more likely to use digital tools than Black and Latino patients. This information can be used to improve the patient experience and make it easier for patients to access care. For example, athenahealth has found that higher PDEI scores are correlated with higher patient pay yields.

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Bridges and Tunnels: Future High Value Assets in Healthcare Technology

Lloyd Price

Exec Summary: The bridges and tunnels in healthcare technology are the infrastructure and systems that enable the efficient and reliable delivery of healthcare services. Electronic health records (EHRs): EHRs allow healthcare providers to store and share patient medical records electronically.

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Cognitive Architecture: emerging computational frameworks are 'one to watch in HealthTech 2025'

Lloyd Price

By keeping an eye on these developments, you'll be well-positioned to understand the transformative impact of cognitive architecture on the future of healthcare. Reduced Costs: By optimising resource allocation and reducing errors, cognitive architectures can contribute to lowering healthcare costs.