RingRx CEO Doug Parent Offers Advice on the Roadmap to Digital Healthcare

Digital Healthcare

Digital healthcare offers an opportunity to improve every aspect of your organization, but it can’t be achieved successfully without a clear plan. Piecing together an IT infrastructure for your healthcare business requires a clear roadmap which each software and solution must then fit into.

What Are The Goals Of Your Digital Healthcare Growth?

Simply wanting to evolve with the times may be a good enough reason, but it won’t provide a clear destination to guide your technology adoption. A recent survey of healthcare organizations identified the top reasons for adoption of healthcare technology:

  • 58 percent are looking to enable a better patient experience
  • 54 percent aim to enhance efficiency and better support the processes used to deliver healthcare
  • 51 percent are reducing healthcare costs
  • 44 percent have the goal of improving overall patient health
  • 41 percent hope to empower a better provider experience

Your goals for healthcare technology could include any or all of these. Knowing these goals up front will allow you to better map out your digital journey to make sure you’re always heading in the right direction.

While keeping your main goal in mind, your roadmap should also include these four important stops.

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