Healthcare and Life Sciences Industry
Improving patient care through advanced IT solutions
Digital innovation has played a critical role in building resiliency in the healthcare industry and among providers of life sciences services. Hospitals and pharmaceutical companies alike have turned to technology to enable virtual patient engagements and allow a globally dispersed workforce to do their jobs remotely.
But there is more work to be done. Whether you are working on groundbreaking scientific discoveries to develop life-saving vaccines and therapies, increasing agility in medical supply chains, or protecting your workers and patients, you need to accelerate and scale your organization’s adoption of digital technologies. These include tele-health, remote patient monitoring, and the use of digital channels to measure, assess, and monitor health status.
Remove the friction
With Unisys, you’ll create an exceptional experience for your employees and patients built around secure, scalable, cloud-first solutions. You’ll improve patient care, enable your employees to be more productive, and ensure that your critical systems and patients’ healthcare information are secure.
Helping clinicians to improve patients’ lives
Make high quality radiation treatment available for cancer patients in all parts of the world by enabling employees and partners to work effectively through fully reliable access to clinical systems and information.
Providing exceptional patient care at the forefront of innovation in medical science
Increase focus on making major medical breakthroughs and invest in state-of-the-art diagnostic treatment equipment and plans to expand patient services and facilities.
Improving health outcomes, reducing costs and increasing insurance reimbursements
Reduce the number of hospital readmissions for congestive heart failure (CHF) patients, thereby improving patient care, substantially decreasing costs (an average of $60,000 per CHF readmission) and increasing Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) reimbursement rates for a US-based 18-hospital system.
