The five initiatives of health technology solutions most implemented in Colombia | Blue 4.0

In an interview with Blu 4.0, Luis Fernando Caicedo, Head of Health at Fedesoft And the help of systems consultants, they provided details of the panorama your health in Colombia.

Caicedo also announced five initiatives that, according to Fedesoft’s Health Vertical, More have been done in Colombia:

1. Telemedicine: It is one of the solutions implemented to provide telemedicine services that allowed the Colombian regions to access preventive consultations linked to the center of the country. Its field of work is very broad as it ranges from tele-consulting to tele-guidance. There are many applications in this regard. To the extent that connectivity and 5G access is enhanced to the country Its use is likely to be widespread.

2. Artificial Intelligence: In the Colombian industry, analytical models have been developed that allow making diagnoses and assisting areas of medical service provision. “This process, combined with an open and unified data model of limited information, will result in an explosion of both existing and associated solutions. To what is developed by companies that develop analytical models.Kaiseido explained.

3. Interoperability: Connecting different user databases, known as interoperability, in health technology solutions enables the integration of various hospital, expert, and administrative systems within an organization. Thus, data visualization is achieved by all actors in the system (patients, health professionals and sector regulators) and at the same time,constitutes the input for the use of information through event analysis and forecasting tools.

4. Process Automation: By automating processes, human errors and time have been sought. This is explained by Fedesoft’s head of health. “The goal is to address the loads with software components that help reduce costs and generate efficiencies in enterprise operations.”

5. Mobile applications: The development of health-related mobile applications has allowed the personalization of diagnoses and treatments, In addition to the presence of portable devices for continuous monitoring and care.

Listen to the full interview in the attached audio: