Healthy relationship with physician/nurse and the patient is what every patient would look forward to.
To make this happen, an effective patient monitoring system has to be in place. Patient monitoring is hence gaining traction and has been made easier with the proliferating technology trends. Today, most of the doctors are IT savvy and demanding to have a user-friendly system. Not just the doctors, even the patients and support staff of hospitals are looking for everything in a mobile device – be it services, games or apps.
According to the survey of Statista 2018, the percentage of internet usage from mobile phones has grown to 52.2 percent in 2018 while it was just 10.7 percent in year 2012. It clearly indicates that people now prefer using internet from their mobiles rather than personal computer.
With these revolutions in place, the healthcare industry is also trying to match the pace of change to avoid being left behind. Therefore, in a healthcare environment too, it is important that the IT systems which are going to be deployed should be mobile ready, both for clinical administrators and patients.
In this regard, a Hospital Information Management System (HIMS) plays a vital role in supporting the hospital to provide a quality healthcare to its patients.
Aosta as an IT services company has an exclusive focus on offering Enterprise IT Solutions to the healthcare industry. Our flagship product - BackBone HIMS is a classic product conceived by doctors and architected by software professionals. With over 25 modules, it fits every functional dimension of the hospital. With the system being cloud ready and mobile compatible, it has become user-friendly for both the hospital end users and the patients.
Apart from the mobile ready HIMS, Aosta also offers specialised modules and mobile apps for enhancing the patient care across various verticals as given below :
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