From E-commerce to Telehealth & Virtual Care

Make Virtual Care Authentic Care

Physical, mental, and social care, wherever and however it’s delivered, works best when the provider knows all there is to know about the patient and their needs. InterSystems technology is focused on the fast and reliable delivery of comprehensive care information from across the care continuum.

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Our goal is to support quality care and agile care delivery in any setting, at any time, through:

Remote monitoring, telemetry, and smart devices seamlessly connected to electronic medical records, with real time analytics to detect when a care professional needs to intervene.

Electronic medical records accessible on any device, in any setting, whether at a hospital bedside, in a remote ICU, during a telephone consult, or from the provider’s home.

Longitudinal, communitywide health recordsconnected to regional and national networks, giving telehealth services access to the patient’s full health history, even with no prior relationship.

Best Foundation for Telehealth & Virtual Care

Right now, with the help of connected devices, information systems, and data powered by InterSystems, healthcare organisations are laying the foundation for mainstream telehealth and virtual care.

Harnessing Social Media to Enhance the Care Experience

Innovative private healthcare delivery organisations in China are redesigning their approach to care to align with consumer demands. They leverage InterSystems TrakCare healthcare information system and the widely used WeChat messaging, social media, and payment application for online scheduling, bill paying, and communications for medical encounters. Together they form the foundation for an online-to-offline integrated healthcare services experience.

Creating Connected Health Applications for Care Redesign

Rhodes Group develops software for clinical laboratories worldwide. Its e-MyLabCollect application, built on InterSystems IRIS for Health, provides complete patient information and workflow tracking for technicians collecting specimens at any location. e-MyLabCollect prints instrument-ready specimen labels at the point of collection, increasing efficiency, eliminating the need to relabel at the lab, and reducing errors. InterSystems IRIS for Health interoperability services enables e-MyLabCollect to share data with electronic medical records and other systems.

Informing Care in the Home

Thornberry’s NDoc electronic medical record and business management solution for home health and hospice care has received top ranking from KLAS Research for 7 years running. NDoc relies on InterSystems HealthShare for technology that enables faster, less costly, and better-informed transitions of care. This includes giving NDoc users comprehensive patient data drawn from sources across the healthcare continuum, such as health information exchanges, accountable care organisations, and other providers.

Why Trust InterSystems?

More than a billion health records around the world are managed using InterSystems technology
More than 90 million American citizens have longitudinal health records connected with InterSystems HealthShare
InterSystems TrakCare EMR is deployed across 27 nations
Companies like 3M, Roche Diagnostics, and Epic build their solutions on InterSystems data platforms

Additional Virtualcare Resources

Health & Life Sciences

To say the pandemic lit a match under the healthcare sector’s digital transformation agenda, is an understatement. Overnight, anything not directly related to covid-19 treatment shifted online. As remote care ballooned, the metrics tell an impressive story of innovation. This trend should be heralded as largely positive - after all, the advantages of digital health are numerous. If done properly, it boasts improved patient outcomes that benefit the bottom line. Today’s plugged-in society is more primed than ever before for this monumental shift in the care paradigm. In 2021 the home - the least intensive setting – has become the hospital. Data and new technologies have single handedly underpinned this transition. That said, in order for remote health-care to be a cornerstone of the post-corona paradigm, we need to mobilise a frustratingly fragmented stakeholder spectrum. The imperative is clear, but the window to do so without patients falling through the cracks is shrinking.

doctor and patient having a virtual appointment on a laptop

Virtual Care

Thirty-one years into the World Wide Web revolution, we take for granted online interactions for financial services, travel, shopping, and other needs. We’ve learned to trust real-time analytics protecting us from fraud, and the intelligence of machine learning to guide us toward products that best meet our needs. But over that same time period healthcare interactions have remained largely in person and face-to-face.

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North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), a state located in the west of Germany, has been one of the areas in the country hardest hit by the pandemic. With close to 18 million people living in a mix of metropolitan and rural regions – and with roughly 340 hospitals – it is the most populated state in the country.

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Kathleen Aller

Global Head of Healthcare Market Strategy

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