Stop Playing the Diagnostic Waiting Game
One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. See how digitizing the network connects multiple experts to the patient securely for efficient diagnoses.
Healthcare
Innovation Learnings in Hospital Information System Deployments
The Digital Hospital Design group (Health Informatics Society of Australia) held an expanded roundtable discussion as part of the HIC 2016 conference. The focus of the discussion was around three large hospital innovation projects in Australia and
The Digitization of the Healthcare Industry
Is your healthcare organization planning to make a digital transformation? Are you wondering what this means and what impact it might have on your established processes? At Cisco, digitization means connecting people and things; and making sense of
Reimagine the Future at Gartner Symposium/ITxpo
There’s never been a better time to reimagine the future, and at Gartner’s annual Symposium/ITxpo, we’ll be doing just that.
Extending Wellness to the Community with Virtual Care
Watch this video to learn why virtual care is the future of our industry.
High School Student Stays Connected to Campus During Cancer Treatment
With the support of Callie, her family, and her school, we installed TelePresence endpoints in Callie’s classrooms to enable remote learning without disrupting peers in the classroom.
The Value of Health IT in Action
National Health IT Week (September 26-30) is a collaborative forum that brings together key healthcare constituents to advance health through the best use of information technology (IT). Cisco is one of more than 400 healthcare stakeholders
A Modern Approach to Patient Sitting
Studies show that up to 15% of patients may fall one or more times during their hospital stay – with some incurring a serious injury. Traditionally, 1/1 patient sitters have been used to help prevent falls and alleviate the risk of patient roaming.
Transforming the Health Insurance Marketplace
The healthcare system continues to rapidly evolve, but it is not just healthcare organizations, hospitals, and private physician practices that are impacted. Private and public payers must also adapt quickly to ensure that they manage funding gaps