Challenges

• Maintaining availability of critical servers and applications serving the ER, lab, radiology, etc.
• Providing doctors with instant access to client records from anywhere and at anytime
• Reliability of diagnostics machines as they “commit records”
• Slow response time when accessing clinical repositories
• Visibility into slow service issues and ability to proactively identify causes of delay
• Ensuring compliance with federal regulations like HIPAA

A Smart Hospital’s Primary Objective Is Patient Safety

• Focused on the healthcare experience and optimizing the patient outcome
• Context-awareness intelligently relates the patient, provider, and specific scenario
• Leverages technology to maximize information accessibility and availability

Technology Components of a Smart Hospital

• Monitoring assures anytime, anywhere access to information
• Security and other control mechanisms protect corporate assets; assure privacy
  • Security tools and Security Controls
  • PDA / Tables and BYOD
  • Electronic Medical Records
  • Clinical Data Repositories
  • Network Monitoring Tools
  • Bar code scanners RFID chips

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