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Caradigm Identity and Access Management suite helps reduce application log in time and can also improve governance and increase the time clinicians spend on patient care

Caradigm supports users at Klinikum Stuttgart and Zollernalb Klinikum, Germany, in achieving rapid and secure access to data

Dr Joel Ratnasothy, MD, Medical Director EMEA, Caradigm examines how population health data could help drive step-change towards integrated care.

Caradigm’s mobile application supports the daily hospital ward round by providing clinical teams with a more holistic and complete view of their patients in near real-time, helping to document information at the point of care for better collaboration between teams.

Caradigm takes the next step towards integrated care by enabling care teams to improve patient outcomes and care efficiency for high-risk patient populations as they transition between hospital, community and home.

Better information governance should be top priority for an NHS Trust that aims to improve operational efficiencies and safeguard patient information, according to Roy Shubhabrata, VP Product Strategy for EMEA.

We need to start small, and connect data at all levels if the NHS is to realise the benefits of integrated care. Dr Joel Ratnasothy, medical director EMEA for Caradigm UK, provides a clinician’s view.

The Caradigm® Intelligence Platform will help East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust improve efficiency with savings already estimated at £75,000

The term ‘web portal’ was an IT buzzword in the late 1990s and while use of the term declined in the IT industry, it has been on the rise in the NHS. Our Medical Director, Joel Ratnasothy, shares his thoughts on this trend and the 'portal' for 2014 and beyond.

Influential politicians continue to voice very strong criticism over the cost of the National Programme for IT; but a greater concern is that the health service still does not have the information systems it needs to help clinicians improve healthcare and deliver an affordable healthcare economy in the future.

The College of Emergency Medicine claims A&E departments have become “like warzones,” while the Care Quality Commission has admitted that in some parts of England, emergency care is now “out of control.” At Milton Keynes Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, however, innovative technology developed with Caradigm is helping to support the hospital’s A&E department in the daily management of these challenges.

Enhancements tighten integration with virtual desktop technologies, simplify security compliance and accelerate clinical workstation deployment

Caradigm Provisioning helps healthcare organisations improve clinical efficiency, manage risk

Automates Role-based Access to Healthcare Applications; Provides Advanced Governance and Analytics Capabilities to Manage Compliance

Helping healthcare organisations and clinicians improve patient care, drive efficiencies and control costs