GE HealthCare

We need to focus on interoperability standards and engage patients in data governance, so we can improve care with a 360-degree view of the patient, according to Simon Rost, CMO of GE Healthcare.

Decentralisation lies at the core of healthcare transformation, shifting focus to a more distributed model that brings care closer to patients. Regional diagnostic networks support this evolution by removing silos and enabling boundary-less collaboration.

VP of healthcare digital sales for EMEA at GE Healthcare David Labajo discusses trends in the digital transformation of community care as well as the beneficial outcomes of applying artificial intelligence to healthcare data.

Complex care pathways are fuelling a patient information explosion and creating workload challenges, particularly in high data-generating departments such as radiology.

The pandemic triggered a wave of digital transformation, revealing the power of collaboration in solving major provider challenges. A health ecosystem can build on this, enabling innovation and improving care delivery where it matters – for the patient.

Simon Philip Rost, marketing executive for GE healthcare’s digital health and AI portfolio, discusses the ways in which an industry ecosystem can help to break down data silos.

GE Healthcare’s EdisonTM Ecosystem champions a new approach to technology procurement for hospitals and institutions, embedding AI in workflows seamlessly and taking the transformative benefits of digital health to the next level.

Healthcare providers face mounting pressure to reduce clinician burnout, improve efficiency and increase patient satisfaction. To achieve this, they need easy access to data that can be aggregated, consolidated and provide insight into clinical and operational decisions

Europe’s first GE Healthcare-powered Clinical Command Centre opened in 2019. GE Healthcare’s experience delivering Command Centres around the world tells them that providing caregivers with actionable real-time data is key to driving optimisation of healthcare.

Data sharing and quick, precise decision-making are critical in all health organisations, especially when the coronavirus pandemic stretches their capacities to the limits. Four European hospitals share experience in digitalisation of Intensive Care Units (ICU).