Many more practices are considering the cloud computing option. After all, it’s more than just a buzzword – it’s fast, less clunky, highly efficient, scalable and usually cheaper.
Not to mention, when cloud-computing options are secure, they minimize privacy issues and all but eliminate security concerns. It also democratizes bandwidth and processing power, so organizations can scale their needs.
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According to a new report by research firm In-Stat, healthcare is becoming the fastest growing vertical in the information technology field, and cloud-based services are leading the way.
Cloud computing represents a contagious mixture of cost advantages, efficiency and flexibility that’s difficult to match, particularly for small to medium sized practices who want an elegant and effective EHR today.
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How huge is healthcare?
The United States spends over 17% of its GDP on it, so it’s no surprise it’s an evergreen topic in the national conversation. It’s also changing rather quickly – if you think patients engaging with their personal health data is a groundbreaking move now, imagine when health IT’s artificial intelligence capabilities move beyond just rule-based intelligence.
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Definitions of ‘cloud’ among providers and other members of the healthcare industry differ wildly – not unlike the principles of chaos theory that define weather forecasts.
But here’s a difference. With regards to cloud computing, overcast is best, and the healthcare industry is abnormally sunny.
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