Over the decades, IT systems proliferate at health care systems, particularly when individual departments install solutions optimized for their particular use case. Jim Jacobs, CEO at MediQuant, points out that users tend to rely on existing systems and resist having them taken away. But consolidation can help customers meet their defined priorities: reducing cyber exposure, tech footprint, and costs. A structured application rationalization approach and tool can provide the data needed to make those decisions.
Serving clients since 1999, MediQuant supports what Jacobs calls “responsible AI.” He worries that many organizations move too fast and risk costly mistakes. MediQuant has adopted AI across four pillars: to provide clinical insights and improvements in revenue cycle, to drive improvements in complex implementations, and in identifying more uses for patient data.
MediQuant is also innovating around DICOM, consolidating imaging data from all modalities into a centralized, DICOM-based archive, enabling seamless access to historical studies while reducing costs and eliminating the complexity of fragmented legacy systems.
Check out our interview with MediQuant to learn more about the benefits of application rationalization and the unique ways they’re helping hospitals and health systems get value from their health data archive.
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