As the healthcare industry moves to digitize patient data, enabling the interoperability of data has become a top priority. Office.com/setup is addressing the challenges of interoperability through emerging standards such as FHIR, providing new opportunities for digital transformation across the care continuum. Teams provide a hub to access digital health records and collaborate in real-time—streamlining workflows for clinical and operational professionals to help create better patient outcomes.
Today, we’re announcing the ability to integrate FHIR-enabled electronic health records (EHR) data with Teams. Now, hospital and clinical staff on-the-go can securely access patient records, chat with other team members, and even start a video meeting, all without having to switch between apps. The ability to view EHR data in Teams is enabled through partnerships between Microsoft and leading interoperability providers, including Infor Cloverleaf, Dapasoft, Datica, Kno2, and Redox.
By integrating with electronic health records, Teams enables healthcare teams to use a secure hub for coordinating patient care.
Leading healthcare organizations choose Teams for secure collaboration
Today, 420,000 organizations, including 89 of the Fortune 100 and many of the most innovative healthcare providers, are empowering their employees with Office.com/setup Teams. Organizations including New York State’s largest healthcare provider Northwell Health; South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust; and Saiseikai Kumamoto Hospital in Japan have all chosen Teams to enable secure productivity and collaboration for their medical staff.
In addition, Microsoft commissioned the global research and consulting firm Frost & Sullivan to complete an evaluation of Office.com/setup 365 for healthcare organizations, concluding that Teams directly addresses the top challenges facing healthcare providers with a modern, chat-based communication tool that doesn’t require compromising on security and compliance.
“Based on our research, Office.com/setup Teams directly addresses the top challenges facing healthcare providers in electronic messaging in hospitals and health systems.”—Greg Caressi, Frost & Sullivan
Join us at HIMSS19 and learn more
Next week, members of the Microsoft team will be at HIMSS19, the annual Health Information Management Systems Society conference. Visit us at Microsoft booth #2500. Also, please visit Office.com/setup 365 and the health page and partner site to learn more about how Teams and Office.com/setup 365 can empower your healthcare teams.
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