Driving healthcare innovation for better patient outcomes

The healthcare industry is constantly evolving and digital transformation is changing the way clinicians and patients interact, health decisions are made, and future doctors and nurses learn. Advancements in artificial intelligence, workflow solutions, and evidence-based clinical information at the point of care can empower the entire healthcare ecosystem to improve health outcomes, safety, and costs.

But it's more than hype - and the healthcare industry recognizes it.

At Wolters Kluwer, data scientists and developers work closely with clinical experts with one shared goal: to harness AI, the latest clinical information, and leading digital technologies so patients can stay connected to care teams, staff can feel relief from burnout, and clinicians can make better and more equitable care decisions to improve outcomes for all.

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Collaborating with Microsoft on analytics offering for hospitals
Microsoft and Wolters Kluwer provided a sneak peek of new UpToDate analytics during the HIMSS 2023 conference. Learn how real-time clinical search data will provide clinicians and health system executives with critical insights.
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The next wave of healthcare innovation

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Awards for innovation and excellence
Industry groups like Frost & Sullivan and KLAS have recognized our innovative expert solutions for applying AI, editorial excellence, and clinical surveillance to target complex healthcare challenges with evidence-based information and data.
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Mercy Ships - Lexicomp
Providing access to evidence-based clinical decision support at sea
Through Mercy Ships, volunteer clinicians armed with donated clinical decision support tools from Wolters Kluwer can impact remote global communities and advance health equity.
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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 the Alexa healthcare skill from Emmi. 
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Stronger evidence, richer knowledge, more insightful data

The future of better patient care is here.
Addressing Virtual Care Challenges
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Can AI help improve sepsis outcomes and save costs?
As the healthcare industry focuses on improving sepsis care to reduce mortality and costs, health IT vendors have responded with AI-based surveillance solutions that provide early and accurate identification of at-risk patients.
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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.
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Educating the next generation through virtual solutions and the metaverse

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Immersive virtual reality training transports nursing students to a busy hospital floor
New virtual reality technology provides evidence-based scenarios that simulate a realistic hospital environment to better prepare students in delivering quality patient care.
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Supporting nursing students with advanced, virtual medical-surgical and critical care training
A new course prepares the next generation of nurses for real-world practice challenges and helps address a lack of simulation content for advanced medical-surgical and critical-care scenarios.
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Medical students enter the metaverse with extended reality anatomy
Through new extended reality (XR) based medical education solutions, students can enhance their learning curriculum, providing an immersive, safe-to-fail environment with both virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) solutions.
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