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Microsoft and Redox team to provide data-backed guidelines for smarter clinical analytics

Redox

Data interoperability addresses challenges that impede clinical analytics The fragmentation of data across disparate clinical systems and devices makes it nearly impossible to form 360-degree patient views to maximize clinical analytics. Our Nexus and Access products simplify interoperability inside and outside of the organization.

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The healthcare executive’s guide to AI

Redox

By 2025, the compound annual growth rate of healthcare data will reach 36%—6% faster than manufacturing, 10% faster than financial services, and 11% faster than media and entertainment. Once clinical data is in FHIR, it’s easier to connect that data with a variety of cloud services and applications. ( The Healthcare Data Explosion.”

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From Security to Regulation: Exploring the Hidden Challenges of the Digital Health Revolution

Healthcare IT Today

By 2025, that figure is expected to reach 36%. For new components to be deployed, they must be interoperable with legacy systems to some degree, guaranteeing that the flow of traffic is sustained, and vital services aren’t interrupted. The same goes for regulation.

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AWS physician expert talks new use cases for telehealth, machine learning, cloud

Healthcare IT News - Telehealth

By eliminating barriers and providing greater visibility into a patient's medical history and then providing bespoke recommendations or materials to support their care, interoperability and tech stand to provide a better patient experience anywhere as well as empower patients to take greater control over their healthcare journey, he said.