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We are looking forward to participating in the HIMSS16 Annual Conference & Exhibition from March 1-3 in Las Vegas, NV. If you are planning to attend HIMSS16, be sure to visit the Cisco booth (#2643) to see new solutions for patient engagement
Have you read the latest Cisco Connected Health newsletter? We encourage you to explore the customer success stories, white papers, and videos to learn new and innovative ways to provide your caregivers with highly secure and reliable access to health
It is my pleasure to announce Cisco’s 9th annual Community for Connected Health Summit at HIMSS16, where you will hear directly from our customers about exciting innovations in care delivery. This popular half-day meeting includes a
Safeguarding patient information is critical for healthcare providers. From HIPAA regulations for patient record privacy to PCI standards for credit card processing, there are many areas where information can be compromised. In our newly released
Have you read the latest Cisco Connected Health newsletter? We encourage you to explore the customer success stories, white papers, and videos to learn new and innovative ways to provide your caregivers with highly secure and reliable access to health
This week marks the convergence of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and National Health IT Week. Breast Cancer Awareness Month is an annual campaign to increase awareness of the disease and to promote early detection, while National Health IT Week is a
Telehealth, according to the Health Resources Services Administration, is the use of electronic information and telecommunications technologies to support long-distance clinical health care, patient and professional health-related education, public
Have you read the latest Cisco Connected Health newsletter? Find out how the Internet of Everything (IoE) is helping to connect people, processes, data and things in order to streamline operations, redirect workflows and reduce capital outlays. White
Meaningful use stage 2 sets the bar of 5% portal access for patient engagement and stage 3 raises the bar to 25%. What does it take to drive the adoption curve? There are multiple factors that help the adoption curve to take off. The three key factors
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