Technology in Healthcare: Nanthealth Presentation

Introduction

• Technology has revolutionized care delivery.
• Different innovations connect patients, providers, and insurers.
• Nanthealth is a telehealth provider.

Technologies from Nanthealth

• DCXTM.
• VCXTM.
• Eviti® Connect and NaviNet Open.

How the Technologies Work

• DCXTM captures patient data from any repository.
• Has a vendor-agnostic architecture.
• Supports medical and consumer-grade devices.
• VCXTM streamlines data validation.
• Automates the whole vitals collection workflow.
• Eliminates the need for manual transcription.
• Eviti® Connect eliminates variability in care.
• Offers nationally accepted treatment standards at the point of clinical prescribing.
• Designed for use in oncological care.
• NaviNet Open – a multi-payer platform.
• Enhances collaboration across different provider networks.

Real-Time Data and Outcome-Focused Planning

• Real-time patient data has improved care delivery.
• Clinicians make treatment decisions based on real-time data.
• Real-time data eliminates the inefficiencies.
• Saves time and allows resource optimization.
• Technology improves efficiency.
• It eliminates time and resources wastage.
• Patient data is analyzed promptly to determine the best course of action.
• Patients are scheduled to appear at the correct point of care at the right time.
• Allows care providers to plan based on the desired outcomes.
• Real-time data also helps in optimizing resource deployment.
• Handheld devices collect patient data.
• Uploads it wirelessly to the hospital’s system.
• Relevant parties access it for evidence-based decision-making.
• Real-time data allows easy and efficient planning and resource allocation.

Future Impact of Technology on Healthcare

• Technological innovations to shape health care delivery.
• Virtual reality (VR) and artificial intelligence (AI) to take center stage.
• VR technologies to be used in pain management, occupational therapy, and counseling.
• AI to be used in diagnostics, information synthesis, and EHR analytics.
• Wearable devices to become ubiquitous.
• Technology to derive value from wearable devices.
• Smarter therapies to emerge.
• People to experience improved quality of life through precise and personalized treatment.

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