Future-Ready Healthcare: Technology Is The Answer

Besides saving human lives, the healthcare industry is also challenged by uncertain external environment. Being future ready with the help of the right technology tools is the answer

- Ayanabh Debgupta

With the Covid-19 pandemic, the need for a future-ready digital health system has become even more pressing.

A robust health system requires a solid and resilient digital backbone. Digital healthcare innovations are becoming increasingly important in ensuring the continued well-being of patients all over the world.

However, digital innovations in healthcare are raising the expectations of patients, providers, and payers.

Traditional infrastructure was not intended to satisfy the increasing needs of digital healthcare. Utilizing networked medical devices and other smarts needs next-generation secure network access, enough network coverage, the capacity to expand services with automation, and powerful analytics that enable rapid, data-driven choices. The path to clinical breakthroughs for healthcare CIOS and IT professionals strongly relies on a dependable, future-ready digital infrastructure solution. Network connectivity, security, automation, and analytics are the four pillars of such a solution.

CONSISTENT NETWORK CONNECTIVITY

In any critical care scenario, service interruptions are unacceptable. As a result, a digital healthcare infrastructure must be disasterready and built to provide continuous services. Furthermore, the infrastructure must be resilient enough to react to emergency medical demands and provide 24X7 remote patient monitoring services.

Medical applications that use video, artificial intelligence, IoT, robotics, and other technologies rely significantly on internet, wired, and wireless capabilities. Next-generation digital infrastructure solves infrastructure challenges using sophisticated wired and wireless technologies such as Wi-Fi, 4G/5G Cellular, and others. Furthermore, these technologies guarantee cutting-edge network performance for modern healthcare applications.