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The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged the global healthcare ecosystem like never before and new innovations and solutions are needed to impact patient outcomes, drive efficiencies, and provide the best possible care for patients, everywhere.

At Wolters Kluwer, we're working with thousands of clinicians and experts globally to develop and deploy evidence-based technology to support better and more equitable patient outcomes. More than 6.5 million clinicians across 191 countries place their trust in us and we're collaborating with EHRs, payers, pharmacies, biotech, cloud vendors, schools, and health systems to strengthen our impact across the continuum of healthcare.

At the annual HIMSS conference, you can learn how our expert solutions can help solve your most pressing healthcare challenges. We're looking forward to seeing you at HIMSS 2023!

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Seven predictions for healthcare technology trends in 2022
In the wake of a pandemic, shifting care delivery models, and a surge of clinical content, Wolters Kluwer healthcare experts have identified seven healthcare technology trends for 2022.
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Achieving HIMSS Stage 7 certification with drug data management
The addition of drug data solution, Medi-Span Clinical, helped China Medical University Hospital in Taiwan improve their closed-loop medication management and enabled them to reach HIMSS EMRAM Stage 7 certification.
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Prospective reviews in risk adjustment: The hunt for clinical indicators
Understand the difference in prospective and retrospective reviews for risk adjustment, the role of clinical indicators, and the importance of technology in an article from our risk adjustment expert. 
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Evidence-based, innovative solutions for the entire health ecosystem

Wolters Kluwer is committed to helping clinicians and administrators provide the best patient care, everywhere

Healthcare industry recognition

We are proud to have been recognized by top organizations for healthcare innovation and excellence.

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Frost & Sullivan: 2021 North American Company of the Year for clinical decision support

Frost & Sullivan named six Wolters Kluwer expert solutions key enablers of informed decision-making at the point of care.
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KLAS Research: Sentri7 ranks #1 in the market for infection control and monitoring

Clinical surveillance solution Sentri7 was identified by KLAS Research as the market leader for infection control for hospitals and health systems.
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Frost & Sullivan: Top 20 AI innovation leader for healthcare tech

Frost & Sullivan named Wolters Kluwer a “top growth performer in AI for healthcare IT”, alongside Intel, Microsoft, and AWS. Learn how we’re scaling results for providers and payers.
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Frost & Sullivan: New product innovation award for clinical surveillance solutions 
Sentri7 and POC Advisor clinical surveillance solutions were recognized as game-changers for C. difficile infection, sepsis, and decompensation monitoring.
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Our innovative solutions support hospitals, health systems, and institutions as they address key workflow challenges to advance patient outcomes.

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New clinical evidence workflow solution accelerates research activity supporting evidence-based practice

Ovid Synthesis Clinical Evidence Manager simplifies evidence-based research projects enabling efficient implementation into practice.
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Doximity chooses Wolters Kluwer for trusted consumer content and decision support

Digital Health Architect helps healthcare organizations and virtual care vendors integrate evidence-based content from UpToDate, Emmi and Lexicomp for health consumers and providers.
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Clinician access real-time sepsis monitoring alerts within EHR
Tift Regional Medical Center implemented POC Advisor's highly accurate alerts and guidance at the point of care to improve sepsis patient outcomes.
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Health technology partnerships

By partnering with leading technologies, clinicians and health administrators can provide more efficient and personalized patient care.

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Optimized health data management with Microsoft Azure Data Lake

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

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Amazon Alexa helps patients stay connected while recovering at home

Health consumers can stay engaged with providers while at home through an Alexa virtual care skill and receive periodic care reminders, empowering patients to play a proactive role in their health.
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Henry Schein: Clinical NLP integration with MicroMD EMR platform

Through an EMR integration directly at the point of care, clinicians can unlock the value of unstructured clinical notes, texts, and health information for more complete patient insights.
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Customers innovating for patient health

Health systems and organizations around the world rely on Wolters Kluwer solutions to solve their pressing business challenges, optimize clinician efforts, and work towards providing the best possible patient care.

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Phoebe Health: Earlier sepsis detection and intervention across three hospitals  
Phoebe Putney Health System is using POC Advisor's AI-supported natural language processing to analyze patient data and chart notes to flag at-risk patients and optimize clinical teams.
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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.

UCM: Digital-first app provides patients with gold-standard medical information

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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Ministry of Health of Mongolia is provides healthcare professionals full access to UpToDate clinical decision support resource.
Mongolia Ministry of Health: National access to UpToDate for rural healthcare
By providing healthcare professionals throughout the country with full access to UpToDate, thousands of rural doctors and clinicians can access decision support even in the most remote of areas.
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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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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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Managing the crisis — best practices for your opioid stewardship program
The opioid epidemic has progressively gotten worse in recent years. Understanding barriers to an effective opioid stewardship program and the technology available to help are key to improving health outcomes.
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