Learn how to use analytics to tackle your top healthcare challenges
When I ask health leaders what keeps them up at night, the list is long, but among their top concerns are the following:
Microsoft Industry Blogs: Healthcare
Explore:
Meet Microsoft Dragon Copilot: Your new AI assistant for clinical workflow
We are pleased to announce the launch of Microsoft Dragon Copilot, a new groundbreaking solution that transforms the way clinicians work.
Hospital saves time, improves EMR access control—Part 1
Grady Health System faced a challenge shared by health organizations the world over. How could it provide appropriate access to its Epic EMR system for full-time and temporary staff members more efficiently, while maintaining compliance?
Five steps to innovative, human-centered solutions for healthcare
Learn how to apply design thinking to whatever challenge your health organization faces.
Brazilian hospital reduces length of stay and mortality rates with analytics insights
Brazilian hospital uses advanced analytics to help improve care and serve more people who desperately need its services.
Johns Hopkins joins forces with Microsoft to improve critical care
Intelligent technology paired healthcare expertise empowers clinicians to focus more on patients and drive positive outcomes.
Real-world examples of patient empowerment
Learn how EMEA health professionals empower patients and extend care with modern tools.
Transforming healthcare of the future with Office 2016
With the new Office, health professionals can work more efficiently together for better patient outcomes.
Real-world examples of instant care collaboration with icomedias, Rapid Circle
Learn how EMEA health professionals collaborate in real time with mobile, cloud solutions.
On a mission to heal smiles
The work that Operation Smile does to heal smiles gives children and their families their lives back.
5 unexpected prejudices faced by nurses
When I was first confronted by these unexpected prejudices, I was unassuming—just observing and quietly wondering, “This doesn’t seem right…” Eight years and 156 credit hours later, I’ve become a spitfire, not missing a chance to stand up for myself or my colleagues. Although these invisible prejudices ache, they have shaped me (and many other nurses) into fierce advocates poised for reformation.
What will be the Uber for healthcare?
Technology has already disrupted many other industries. So why not healthcare, which is ripe for transformation?
Telehealth proves it’s good for what ails home healthcare
Telehealth is often touted as a potential cure for much of what ails healthcare today. At Indiana’s Franciscan Visiting Nurse Service (FVNS), a division of Franciscan Alliance, the technology is proving that it really is all that.