Microsoft Amalga brings historically disparate data together and makes it easy to identify and act on insights into clinical, financial, or operational performance drivers.
Microsoft HealthVault offers a central repository for personal health information and a platform for health-related organizations to connect members and supporters with their own health information. HealthVault users are even able to share their heath information with trusted contacts online.
Vergence, a technology recently acquired from Sentillion, unifies single sign-on, context management, and multi-factor authentication into a fully-integrated managed clinical workstation that enables caregivers to quickly access their applications and the associated patient data.
proVision, recently acquired from Sentillion, is an identity management solution that enables hospitals to easily automate centralized policies for managing data access as employees enter and leave the organization or as their roles change.
Developed specifically for healthcare, and recently acquired from Sentillion, expreSSO simplifies and streamlines the organizational rollout of single sign-on through a practical and cost effective “Do It Yourself” approach.
Way2Care, recently acquired from Sentillion, leverages standard passive proximity cards to enable caregivers to use one badge for parking lot entry, building access, and single sign-on to their workstation.
Microsoft Amalga helps you proactively identify inpatient and Emergency Department (ED) patients at risk for readmissions to target action to avoid preventable readmissions, reduce costs, and deliver higher quality care today and tomorrow.
Together with Vergence, our context management solution, Microsoft Amalga brings related clinical information specific to the patient and exam under review right to the PACS desktop.
Using the Modified Early Warning Score (MEWS) view in Microsoft Amalga makes it easier to monitor a combination of clinical measures that may signal a need for proactive intervention.
Microsoft is committed to improving health around the world through software innovation. Over the past 13 years, Microsoft has steadily increased its investments in health, with a focus on addressing the challenges of health providers, health and social services organizations, payers, consumers and life sciences companies worldwide. Microsoft closely collaborates with a broad ecosystem of partners and develops its own powerful health solutions, such as Amalga, HealthVault, and a portfolio of identity and access management technologies acquired from Sentillion Inc. in 2010. Together, Microsoft and its industry partners are working to deliver health solutions for the way people aspire to work and live.
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