Transforming healthcare with smarter, connected care Healthcare today faces extraordinary pressures, but also unprecedented opportunities. Patients want quick, convenient, and personalised interactions, while providers face rising demand, workforce shortages, tighter budgets, and escalating cyber risks. These challenges are real, but they don’t have to define the future of care. Read on to see how we help healthcare organisations turn these challenges into opportunities, and how our communication tools are helping healthcare providers to deliver seamless, patient-centred experiences.
Healthcare, pharmaceutical and life science organisations can take advantage of cloud and AI technologies to help improve and streamline the patient experience. By meeting the demand for rapid issue resolution, hyper-personalised experiences and more patient-centric engagements, healthcare providers can get ahead of the curve to deliver more accessible, cost effective care that sets them apart from their peers. Download infographic
Preparing healthcare organisations for the PSTN switch-off
The NHS is vital to healthcare provision in the UK, aiming to deliver free or low-cost care to everyone, regardless of their financial situation. But it is underfunded. To help reduce the financial burden, healthcare environments need to be better, smarter and more efficient.
More than 800 fax machines are still being used by the NHS – almost four years after the Government's deadline for a total ban on them.
The healthcare system remains a significant ‘easy target’ for cyber criminals. As such, the rise of cyber-attacks in the UK should be a top concern for our healthcare system. 2023 data from Indusface revealed that 52% of health and social care businesses are disproportionately targeted compared to the 49% average of UK businesses, with the sector ranked fifth most likely to be attacked.
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