Healthcare and Life Science organizations are turning to digital twin technology to help reduce time to markets, lower drug cost development, and ensure higher quality of products. By pairing the virtual and the physical worlds, you can more easily analyze data and monitor systems to stop problems before they even occur. Listen to Niels Thomsen, VP & Global Head of the Insight (IoT & AI) Practice, and David Sele, Consultant and Business Developer – IoT at Atos, discuss how digital twin technology is not only helping with drug development but how large amount of data from IoT medical devices use the solution to make better decisions.

Healthcare organizations are looking to automate current internal processes to help generate revenue or maximize revenue potential. One area in particular is a hospitals revenue cycle management (RCM) platform. Listen Melvin Hutchens from UiPath and Catherine Norris from Atos discuss how health systems start their automation process through revenue cycle management and how it impacts patient care. 

According to the Harvard Global Health Institute, Healthcare accounts for nearly 10% of all U.S. greenhouse gas emissions. Listen to Ben Winfield, H&LS Social Value and Decarbonization lead from Atos on how healthcare and life science organizations can use technology and careful planning to reduce carbon emissions and gases. 

A large volume of valuable data is created in Healthcare and Life Sciences. Dr. Natalia Jimenez, distinguished expert and member of the Atos scientific community, discusses some of the uses of High Performance Computing (HPC) in Health and Life Sciences. Listeners will learn how HPC is enabling precision medicine and how acceleration and simulation capabilities are needed in the areas of genomics and the drug discovery process.

Reliable security for applications, sensitive patient files and clinical data is something that shouldn’t be overlooked. According to Becker’s Hospital Review, data breaches cost the healthcare industry approximately $5.6 billion every year! That is why cybersecurity technology and best practices are needed to reduce threats healthcare organizations face every day. Listen to this podcast with Dan Schaupner, Head of Cybersecurity Consulting, North America at Atos, and learn how cybersecurity measures can be optimized for healthcare, data protection, HIPAA complianceand patient privacy.

Advanced healthcare data analytics can bring real insight at a micro or major level in a healthcare organization. For example, bringing patient and lab data together can help diagnose a illness or analyzing hospital financial and administrative data to streamline operational costs and patient care.  Listen to Brian Ray, Global Data Science Lead with Maven Wave, an Atos company discuss how bringing healthcare data and technology such as AI and machine learning is improving healthcare organizations production and patient treatment through analytics.

Patient and clinical staff interaction is key to providing the best in care. Sometimes sensitive patient information and clinical systems such as an Electronic Health Record (EHR) cannot be accessed in one place, causing a disconnect between the hospital clinical staff and the patient. Healthcare organizations are looking for a solution that can bring all the data together, leading to better decisions and diagnoses.  Listen to Eric Brunker, Cloud and Digital Services leader at Atos, discuss how collaboration, information sharing, artificial intelligence, data access, and the scalability of a cloud solution can help bring all the information together.

Integrating a cloud solution into a healthcare organization has its challenges. With regulatory requirements, resource commitments, and data security concerns, one may be concerned if it is a valued solution.  Listen to Dawn Myers, Cloud and digital services leader at Atos, discuss how a cloud platform can help healthcare organizations with everyday operations to achieving a better patient experience, while meeting strict regulations.

Listen to Vivian Chan, Enterprise Architect at Atos discus how hospitals and healthcare organizations use digital workplace solutions to connect their clinical staff with  their key data resources. This enables fast and effective decision making and combining this solution with additional IT solutions such has AI, data analytics and IoT helps provide better care for their patients.

Talking with Brian Russell, Solution Architect for IoT and Insights, about how IoT is improving healthcare as well as the challenges that it creates.