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• 3 Healthcare Industry Pains Solved With Blockchain

  2/19/2020

  Trusting is difficult, but it is an integral part of life. Yet different activities require different levels of trust. You may easily buy something on Amazon relying on user reviews only but taking care of your health is a whole different level of reliance.

• Data's Credibility Problem: It's About The Quality, Not The Data

  6/24/2016

  In the first part of this article, we discussed the ways in which health insurers should begin to position themselves for the transformation to a data world where the quality of the data — and thus its believability — holds primacy above anything else.

• Global Trends Sweeping Healthcare: How Analytics Is Helping The Industry To Respond

  10/21/2015

  There is no doubt the healthcare industry is in the midst of transformative times, whether in terms of costs, pay structures, approaches or access. You name it, it’s changing. Five major global trends, tightly interconnected and relevant in both public and privately-funded healthcare environments, are driving much of the change. Here, we examine how healthcare organizations are responding and how analytics can support clinicians, patients’ and leaders during this critical time. By David Bolton, global industry solutions director for the public sector and healthcare, Qlik

• How Connected Healthcare Will Change Patient Engagement

  4/20/2016

  Over the past 20 years, technology has dramatically altered one key aspect of our lives: the way we communicate with one another.

• DXi7500 Cures Hawaii Department Of Health's Backup Ills

  10/27/2009

  Hawaii may be known as a paradise where life takes on a relaxed pace, but even there, islanders grow impatient when a technology bottleneck interferes with their ability to get work done. So when the BT Emergency Preparedness & Response branch of the state’s Department of Health realized that its weekend backup was still grinding away come Monday morning, the IT team knew it was time to find a new data protection solution. By Quantum
• White Paper: Controlling Patient Hypertension Via Wireless Devices

  3/25/2010

  73 million Americans have high blood pressure (defined as an individual: with systolic pressure of 140 mmHg or greater and/or diastolic pressure of 90 mmHg or greater, taking antihypertensive medication, or being told at least twice as having high blood pressure by a physician or other healthcare professional). By IDEAL LIFE, Inc.