Leveraging Digital and AI Technology Across the Organization
Breaking Away from the Traditional Siloes
Hundreds of meetings with senior healthcare executives in 2021 have shown us a growing desire for digitizing and automating critical oncology workflows — from diagnosis to case reporting, to cancer data abstraction, and even to matching clinical trials to cancer patients at the point of care.
Traditionally, clinical departments look to solve their immediate needs, focusing on point solutions with a relatively narrow scope. Technology vendors oblige this commercial interest by specializing in certain areas of workflow automation or oncology informatics.
Forward-thinking healthcare executives recognize the limitations of such a siloed approach to automation. It is only when technology is scaled across as many departments as possible that the patient experience becomes truly transformed. Similarly, when technology-driven insights rise to the highest organizational level, the ROI on digitization and automation becomes positive.
Challenging the Status Quo
Inspirata is uniquely positioned to serve the digitization, automation, and informatics needs across the entire oncology organization. Possessing clinically optimized NLP and AI technology as well as long-standing, strong relationships with leading institutions, Inspirata can offer a portfolio of solutions that complement each other and can bring critical insights across departments to ensure the best treatment and outcomes for each cancer patient.
Don’t Miss Out on a Great Fireside Chat
Recognizing the demand for an honest discussion on improving patient outcomes through solutions that scale across multiple departments, Inspirata will be hosting a virtual event on October 5th, Tuesday, at 9 AM PDT / 12 PM EDT. Organized as an interactive fireside chat, this virtual event brings together three key members of the Inspirata team, to discuss how Dynamyx, E-Path, and Trial Navigator can help healthcare institutions to achieve insights that scale across the entire oncology organization.
What is often neglected when thinking about ROI in Digital Pathology? How do you “connect the dots” between Digital Pathology and Oncology Informatics? Why should a healthcare institution consider using a clinically optimized NLP solution?
If you – just like many of your peers – have asked yourself any of these questions in the past, please consider joining us on October 5th. Registration is open and free of charge – please RSVP now to book your seat!
SOURCE: Inspirata
