- Cloud for Healthcare is one of Microsoft’s biggest commitments to empower doctors and improve the patient experience.
- With the support of technology, it allows better control of a hospital or health organization.
- Among the changes, the use of Artificial Intelligence to help the health industry solve the biggest challenges in medical care stands out.
Medical practice is transformed every day and one of the main culprits is technology. Technologies are constantly being developed that are intended to help doctors in their work. Such is the case of Microsoft Cloud for Healthcarea tool that has just presented an update and below we share the general aspects that you should know.
With the goal of empowering healthcare organizations, Microsoft unveiled a series of modifications. One of the goals is to demonstrate the capabilities of the technology. Also search orOptimize medical care and decision making to improve the patient experience.
New Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare features
With the announcement, and based on a study of Microsoftthe value of this cloud solution was accelerated to expand its features and more efficiently cover the needs of the vertical.
- Unified view of members for beneficiaries: Centralized deployment for organizations, based on the data model Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare Payor. In this way, patient feedback, coverage information, risk profile, care plans and more are concentrated. Customers can use this feature within existing instances of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Insights or use Microsoft Power Platform to create new member profile templates.
- Management disclosure journey templates: Automate workflows with common scenario templates for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Marketing that they can use out-of-the-box or customize for scenarios, and help improve the quality of the journey of care. Sending of messages is enabled Microsoft Teamsas well as the display of pending tasks on the timeline, optimizing care through the patient access portal.
- Device data support for remote care management: Built into Microsoft Power Platform, this feature enables healthcare organizations to deliver better hybrid care services, resulting in fewer patient visits to clinics and more frequent insights into the health of users. This feature allows you to remotely monitor health data, identify trends, and manage medical device inventory.
- Enhanced operations support for virtual health data tables: This enables the triggering of clinical data updates in real time, reflecting changes across the board and without the need to duplicate that data across Dataverse.
Harnessing the potential of Artificial Intelligence
The Artificial intelligence is defining the future of a variety of industries, fueling these technologies with data. To guarantee the performance and operation of these platforms, clean, integrated and accessible data is required, making information management a priority investment.
- Text analytics for health: Enables care delivery considering social, environmental and demographic factors, from unstructured biomedical data, including the detection of claims, such as denial of substance use; in addition to taking into account temporality, frequency and quantities, using the semantic context in connection with the corresponding entities.
- Project Health Insights: Preview of this service uses Azure Applied Artificial Intelligence to provide pre-built models, which serve as decision support, helping to solve high-value productivity challenges for OncoPhenotypes and clinical trial comparison , connecting patients with these investigations. They also support the rapid identification of key attributes of cancer based on tumor site, tumor histology, and staging.
- Azure Health Bot integration: Still in preview, this new Azure Health Bot template lets you experiment with Azure OpenAI Service integration for alternative answers. Rather than providing automated service, it allows customers to access the Azure OpenAI service API and decide how to use the model to improve their bot.
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