AI, design thinking, predictive analytics, robotics, and big data make a huge splash in healthcare. Elinext follows the latest tech trends and produces healthcare analytics solutions for clients from all over the world.
Cooperation with Elinext is profitable and pain-free for our customers. We know and oblige all the major legal norms and standards (like HIPAA regulatory rules, IEC 62304, OWASP). All our clients from the healthcare industry have zero worries about not meeting any regulatory rules.
Decision-making process is vital (in all senses) when it comes to healthcare. Any additional help that might improve the accuracy or timing of coming up with the decision literally contributes to saving lives.
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It comes not so obvious how blockchain technologies could be utilized in healthcare. It is predominantly used when you need decentralized system for gathering, transmitting and storing information from various sources. Blockchain is a perfect fit for these tasks.
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The Internet of Things (IoT) has opened up plenty of opportunities in healthcare: when connected to the internet, medical devices, sensors can collect valuable additional data, give extra insights into symptoms and trends, enable remote care.
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Separate charts and systems for each department and patient become a distant past. More and more often, innovative healthcare systems are moving towards cloud-based data management systems.
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Computers “think” and complete tasks currently performed by humans with greater speed, accuracy, and lower resource utilization — AI usage in different monitoring systems is hard to overvalue.
Mining data from social media and online communities to give health care organizations the ability to track consumer experience and population health trends in real-time. Software solutions for gathering this data are hard to develop due to privacy restrictions, but big data is going to solve this sometime in the future.
A more convenient way for consumers to access and increase self-care while reducing office visits and travel time; may also prevent complications and emergency room visits; queues in healthcare facilities may go away completely (or be significantly reduced) in the nearest future.
Wearables and smart devices are huge contributors to creating the base for the analysis of useful patient-related data. IoT and big data allow having a new look at how prevention measures of disease should function.
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The way patients are being treated has changed dramatically with the development of technology. Virtual reality training for surgeons, gamified therapy with the use of AR/VR — all creating new levels of personalization with the help of AI, and significantly increase the general level of medical possibilities.
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When clinicians have an opportunity to contact their patients without seeing them in person, it saves a lot of time and helps to avoid tons of administrative procedures.
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