Tag: Healthcare

Three Data Driven Strategies to Build a Connected Healthcare Ecosystem

Research Desk

In healthcare, providers, payers, manufacturers, governments and consumers need the ability to access and integrate highly reliable data. It’s critical to informing sound clinical and business decisions, supporting access to high-caliber care and engaging consumers in their health.

In this eBook, we examine three data-based strategies to help healthcare decision makers:

  • Break down data silos and remove barriers to seamless, coordinated care
  • Leverage technology to integrate data, gain insights and improve health management
  • Build connections, collaboration and engagement that drive better patient outcomes
  • Create broader value across the healthcare landscape

Assessing Your Core Administration Processing System For Today and Tomorrow

Research Desk

Along with the rest of the healthcare industry, healthcare payers face unprecedented challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. The demands to engage and sustain the trust of members, providers and brokers; interact through multiple communication channels; operate more efficiently and productively; meet evolving regulatory and compliance requirements and continuously evolve product offerings are intensifying.

Solving interoperability with MuleSoft Accelerator for Healthcare

Research Desk

See how we’ve further expanded the MuleSoft Accelerator for Healthcare’s (v2.4) capabilities beyond a fully productized end-to-end solution to power EHR connectivity and Patient 360. Now, the Accelerator directly addresses your most pressing interoperability concerns including the CMS and ONC mandates as well as lab integrations capabilities for COVID-19 testing and reporting.

In this webinar you will:

  • Discover the MuleSoft Accelerator for Healthcare (v2.4) including the latest features.
  • Learn how the Accelerator can quickly stand up Patient 360 in Health Cloud.
  • See demos of our pre-built APIs to meet interoperability mandates.
  • Learn about an API-led approach through customer examples and best practices
Presented by:

Pranav Patel, Healthcare Product Marketing Lead, MuleSoft

Achieving an API-led approach to healthcare interoperability

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New healthcare interoperability rules, from CMS to ONC, require healthcare providers and payers to adopt new FHIR-based APIs for clinical data sharing. See how Salesforce and MuleSoft’s API-led methodology — combined with our new MuleSoft Accelerator for Healthcare — can help organizations meet these new rules and their digital transformation.

In this webinar you will learn:

  • The new FHIR API requirements for payers, providers, and health IT professionals.
  • How Anypoint Platform and MuleSoft Accelerator for Healthcare simplify FHIR API compliance.
  • The benefits of Anypoint Platform in broadly supporting interoperability.

This is part one of a two-part webinar series on how MuleSoft is tackling healthcare interoperability and critical integration use cases:

Presented by:
Sean Kennedy, Senior Director, Industry Solutions and Architecture, Salesforce
Kevin Flanagan, Healthcare Product Marketing, MuleSoft

The Enterprise of Things: The State of IoT Security

Research Desk

In this first edition of The Enterprise of Things Security Report, Forescout Research Labs analyzed data from over 8 million devices deployed across the Financial Services, Government, Healthcare, Manufacturing and Retail sectors to assess the current state of enterprise IoT cybersecurity. This information comes from one of the world’s largest repositories of connected device data, the Device Cloud.

To date, this is the most comprehensive study if its kind. Some of the key findings include:

  • Smart buildings, medical devices, networking equipment and VoIP phones represent the riskiest IoT device groups.
  • Six of the top 10 riskiest IoT device types fall into the categories of medical devices and networking equipment.
  • Windows workstations represent a major cybersecurity risk to organizations, with over 30% of managed devices in manufacturing and over 35% in healthcare running recently unsupported Windows versions.
  • Commonly exploited network services like Telnet are found in all five industry verticals.