How is Microsoft paving the way for next-generation healthcare?

As healthcare organisations face aging populations, mounting costs and the rise of clinician burnout, Microsoft is working with them and its partner network to provide clinical solutions to these challenges and meet the needs of patients

Tech could help solve issues with aging populations, mounting costs and clinician burnout

How telehealth is changing the future of medicine

Jordan Owens discusses how Pexip is making it easier for doctors and patients to connect by video

Jordan Owens discusses how Pexip is making it easier for doctors and patients to connect by video

Altius Group uses Microsoft tech to improve workplace health

Solutions ensure the privacy and security of data, and help staff collaborate across the globe

HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition

9-13 March 2020; Orlando, Florida

Healthcare experts and technology professionals will come together to explore the industry’s future

How the public sector is transforming citizen services with AI

Government organisations, education institutions and healthcare providers are increasingly recognising that, in order to meet the needs of citizens, they need to free themselves of incumbent technology and invest in modern solutions underpinned by artificial intelligence

Government, education and healthcare organisations must invest in modern technology

Agylia Care uses Microsoft Azure to support unpaid carers

App gives users free access to NHS-approved clinical advice and guides

Nuance and Microsoft partner to transform clinical experience

Firms aim to computerise documentation so that doctors can reduce burnout

Boosting employee engagement with Akumina

Multinational pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline is transforming employee engagement with a new employee digital hub built on the Akumina platform

GlaxoSmithKline is transforming employee engagement with a new digital hub

Microsoft and AstraZeneca partner to drive transformation in healthcare

Three-month programme dedicated to patients and medical professionals aims to accelerate innovation

Denmark is using Office 365 for healthy productivity

The country’s national healthcare system governing body successfully migrated its most sophisticated workflows to the cloud

The country’s national healthcare system successfully migrated its most sophisticated workflows to the cloud

Healing the IT of healthcare with the cloud

CenturyLink’s Judy Misbin explains why the scalability, speed of deployment and limited maintenance requirements of the cloud makes it a great choice for the healthcare industry

CenturyLink’s Judy Misbin discusses the cloud’s scalability, speed of deployment and maintenance

Microsoft and NHS Wales partner to modernise healthcare

Over 100,000 employees can now use Microsoft 365, Office and Teams to save time and money

UCLA Health chooses Microsoft Azure cloud to accelerate medical research

Cloud will enable the organisation to more quickly interpret insights and enhance research collaboration

Imprivata launches Microsoft Azure-based healthcare platform

Technology aims to optimise clinical workers’ time and lower costs

DXC Technology is using IoT to deliver new models of care

David Paré explains how the firm is helping healthcare providers better serve patients as consumers by shifting to a new model focused on prevention and personalised care

David Paré explains how the firm is helping healthcare providers use technology for personalised care

The health technology revolution starts with trust and privacy

Health organisations worldwide face restricted budgets, growing patient demand and personnel constraints but technological innovations can improve patient experiences and outcomes.

Innovations can improve patient experiences and outcomes despite budget and personnel constraints