Cognitive behavioral therapy has for long been studied in medicine but accessed only by psychiatrists who utilized the information for addiction related issues. However, there are currently multiple U.S Food and Drug Agency (FDA) approved digital technologies that provide greater patient understanding and care. There is a two pronged approach to the use of digital technology with virtual patient engagements and the use of technology to promote better care post visits being areas of strength.

Technology driven strategic healthcare data management provides a tactical vision for ‘smart’ healthcare. There is data everywhere, from the phones that are used to the desktop to handheld devices. Efficient collection of such data provides vital clues to patterns in medical consumption that can be leveraged to provide personalised support.

Medical diagnosis is about being able to identify the risk of an event and preventing it to promote better health and well being. Medical practitioners are often faced with the question- is the cardiac patient stable enough to be discharged? Will there be an event within 48 hours of discharge that will require re-admission?

Such decisions are routinely made in medical practice; however, the use of AI and ML promotes predictive analysis that will help take better and informed decisions. Leveraging patterns in patient behaviour and medical needs will aid in more secure and personalized access to healthcare, unlocking ecosystems with enhanced interconnectivity, competitiveness, and enriched experiences.

TAKE Solutions extracts actionable insights using the latest in technology to drive better healthcare solutions. We offer a vast range of services that will help support services across the health care spectrum, driving efficiency and delivering personalized solutions.

Transition successfully from traditional practices and embark successfully into the evolving digital world, harnessing technology solutions for high impact healthcare delivery.

Leverage a connected world, where technology allows an immersive experience, breaking silos to create a personalized ecosystem. There is plenty of data available, from different hospital systems, but existing in silos, and therefore not being utilised fully. When this data is integrated, it can be used to create a world that is integrated through digital interfaces, like smartphones, desktops, or any handheld device, to provide predictive as well as personalised medicine. The collection of the patient behavioural pattern is critical to developing a unique patient profile that can be accessed by the user to make informed decisions.

Technology enabled care involves the use of technology to support better outcomes, lower treatment time and costs for patients. Such technology can be used to improve chronic care treatment or to understand population based health analysis.

Data is the primary driver of growth, and we pave the way for effective data management by utilizing AI and ML to complement clinical systems or EMR. EMRs provide a wealth of data that should be accurately stored and accessed to support better patient engagement. However, the data is usually available across different formats, with a wide range of structured and unstructured inputs, with incomplete record management hampering unique patient profiling and predictive analysis.

We support global health systems in building efficient systems, with uniform data that aid in:

There is increased focus on providing a simplified customer experience has encouraged the use of wearable devices that have impacted the core elements of the value chain. There is a need for continuous monitoring to ensure better management of diseases, with a data-driven approach to better care.

Integrated devices provide a synchronous relationship that plays a better role in the management of chronic diseases. The improvement in life expectancy has also favored an improvement in the quality of care and quality of life thereof. Such instances require the use of mIOT and wearables that play a vital role in ensuring better care.

Digital technologies can be used to improve patient access to information, support and advice, empowering them for better care, rather than allowing them to be passive recipients of care. The adoption of such technology can transform operations and care, aiding in building a healthier ecosystem.