Hey all, sorry if this has been posted before I scrolled for quite a while last night and didn’t really see anything. I didn’t use the search option though 😬
Anyway I work for a IT provider that specifically focuses on the healthcare industry. It’s been proven to be quite a tough task to convince the csuite to even consider another option when it comes to how they manage their tech stack and security.
I was hoping I could get some insight from people in the healthcare industry that are immersed in the day to day within practices, clinics, and hospitals. What are the most common issues that employees and providers are running into daily? What would make a csuite individual more interested in at least checking out what other options are out there? Solving tedious administrative tasks by streamlining their systems cutting down on repetitive actions? I know lose providers are literally booked to their necks with patients since Covid, would improving the technology workflow giving them some more free time to manage their “desktop medicine” (not sure if this is an actual term or not) be intriguing to them? Is security a big issue? Seems like most people want to avoid talking about it even though healthcare hacks are insanely high already this year..
Also I am more interested in organizations that aren’t owned and operated by large corporations.
Any insight, help, advice, real world stories, etc would be fantastic and much appreciated.
Thank you all!
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