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Impact-driven healthcare innovation

Can a data lake deliver new levels of interoperability? Can AI help patients better manage their own care or students prepare for med school?

With Wolters Kluwer, you can.

Challenging Corona: A conversation with Dr. Anthony Fauci and expert panel discussion

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Innovative solutions for better patient care — now.

Data scientists work closely with clinical experts with one shared goal at Wolters Kluwer: to harness AI so clinicians can make better care decisions, patients can stay connected to care teams and lives can be saved.

The next wave of healthcare innovation

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Take the plunge: Microsoft Azure Data Lake helps hospitals better serve patients

Microsoft spotlights Wolters Kluwer's pioneering use of Azure Synapse and Data Lake to deliver better care through analytics and AI.

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In good company: Wolters Kluwer ranks with AWS, Microsoft, Intel in AI for healthcare tech

Frost & Sullivan named us a “top growth performer in AI for healthcare IT, poised to move higher.” Find out how we’re scaling results for providers and payers.

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Prescribing Alexa? Can smart speakers help patients recover at home?

“Hey Alexa, help me recover from my surgery.” Care teams stay connected to patients as they recover—using a new Alexa healthcare skill.

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How does SAS supercharge drug development timelines?

SAS and Wolters Kluwer are transforming volumes of real-world evidence into high-quality data that’s removing speedbumps in drug development.

Stronger evidence, richer knowledge, more insightful data:

The future of better patient care is here with Wolters Kluwer

Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

Artificial intelligence powers surveillance at warp speed

Can AI predict life-threatening illnesses days in advance?

Over-burdened doctors, nurses and pharmacists tackling COVID-19 need every advantage to save patients. AI clinical surveillance is flagging patients faster and more accurately.

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Taming data across 18 EMRs? You need help that can scale.

Standardizing data across systems can enable advanced analytics, reduce patient disconnects and recoup millions of dollars for health systems. To succeed, they’ll need help to add speed and scale.

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Business Insider report points to AI to reduce record highs of physician burnout

The stress of caring for coronavirus patients is taking its toll on providers. Business Insider identified the top forward-looking tools to give doctors what they want: more time with patients.

Virtual Care and Telehealth

MVP Health Care, a regional health insurer serving New York and Vermont, recently introduced Giasm—a consumer-friendly app that gives members access to virtual urgent and emergency care services as well as trustworthy, evidence-based answers to their health related questions. Leveraging UCM’s virtual clinician network and Wolters Kluwer’s medical education materials, Gia enables members to receive access to high quality, coordinated care when and where they need it.

Health insurance plan's digital-first app gives patients gold-standard medical info

UCM created a digital health platform with 24/7 telehealth services, ranging from triage to treatment and care navigation but, to empower patients, access to trustworthy, evidence-based health information was a must-have.

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7 keys to building a future-proof virtual care model

Months into the pandemic, health systems are fast-tracking the development of strategic virtual-health programs that can outlast the crisis, improve care, increase patient satisfaction without impacting revenue. These seven keys are essential to get you there.

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From bedside to website: 5 best practices for telehealth clinicians

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption rate of telehealth technologies and virtual care between patients and health providers. Vikram Savkar outlines five best practices for telehealth clinicians that have emerged as the healthcare industry adjusts to this new normal.

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Intelligent Content & Adaptive Learning

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Digital natives entering medical school demand personalized digital learning

Overnight, med schools improvised an all-new digital experience. Now, as they get strategic about digital learning, will they pass muster with skeptical digital natives?

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University of New Mexico nursing students go virtual for clinicals

COVID-19 cancelled nursing school clinics but University of New Mexico College of Nursing kept their stride with virtual simulation clinicals. Now it’s here to stay.

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Nursing students click ‘Like’ for new visual learning tools

Nursing students on visual social media like Instagram and Pinterest are using picture-based mnemonic learning tools. The result? 331% more retention and 50% higher scores.