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Healthcare Is Making The Shift To Virtual-First Delivery Across Routine And Specialty Care

Forrester IT

Healthcare will remain forever changed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Seemingly overnight, consumer demand shifted to convenient access through virtual care.

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It’s Time To Put Security And Privacy Front And Center For Virtual Care

Forrester IT

(Written with Benjamin Corey, senior research associate at Forrester) Telehealth (virtual care) usage has skyrocketed during the pandemic. Some […].

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Seven important trends in the server sphere

Network World

The market is rapidly expanding as industries such as manufacturing, automotive, healthcare, and retail increasingly deploy IoT devices and require immediate data processing for decision-making and operational efficiency, according to the report. That may not be the most pragmatic architecture.

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Predictions 2019: In Healthcare, CX Measurement Frameworks, Virtual Care, And AI Come To The Fore

Forrester IT

Payers and providers alike are feeling the strain of healthcare’s antiquated system and the damaging effects it has on quality of care and revenue. As a result, the US healthcare market is going through a much-needed […]. The volume of patients and the prevalence of chronic conditions are rising.

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Quick Resource Guide To Help Organizations Scale Healthcare Support During COVID-19

Forrester IT

Forrester has curated a list of companies that are delivering virtual care services and support for health insurers, healthcare providers, employers, and consumers during the COVID-19 pandemic. From self-triage to virtual care, these services allow healthcare organizations (HCOs) to screen […].

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Invest in Virtual Care Now to Ensure Relevance in Tomorrow’s Healthcare Ecosystem

Forrester IT

Virtual care is about to radically change the way that healthcare organizations deliver care. The US population is changing quickly, and within the next decade, the number of adults age 65 and older will increase by 41% compared with 5% for the population under age 18[i]. With this shift comes a rise in chronic conditions […].

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Data Management in the Healthcare Industry

CIO Business Intelligence

Information Technology continues to create opportunities to improve healthcare, but only when used effectively. Whether it’s medical devices, electronic healthcare records, high-bandwidth networks, medical imaging, or insurance, there are few corners of the healthcare field that are not deeply penetrated by IT. idgtechtalk.