With an increasing number of chronically ill patients and a decreasing number of available doctors, telemedicine is demonstrably opening up new possibilities. One example are health apps, although in most cases it is still to be evaluated how these can be meaningfully integrated into a therapy.
The digital revolution of the Industry 4.0 does not stop at the healthcare sector and makes high demands not only on structures and processes, but especially on information technology.
The framework conditions for in- and outpatient care of patients are constantly changing. Poor communication, care redundancies, clinical variation and profit loss — these are just some of the pain points our clients face as a result of disparate, uncoordinated hospital departments.
The structures for economic success must therefore be continuously and actively developed – whether as a single location or in regional cooperation up to a supra-regional network.
Technology and engineering have become an integral part of current and future healthcare. They are widely used in the both diagnostic and therapeutic area: devices, systems, measuring instruments, implants and digital drugs.
