Care,
Care transition,
A growing demand for care, rising costs and a shortage of professionals are making it increasingly difficult to keep good care accessible and affordable. At the same time, healthcare institutions, health insurers and pharmacies have an enormous amount of valuable data at their disposal, from patient flows and declarations to medication use and logistics. Herein lies a great opportunity to organize care more intelligently, humanely and efficiently.
Challenges,
Healthcare is digitizing rapidly, but reliable insights often remain fragmented across systems and supply chain partners. This makes it difficult to accurately predict care demand, medication consumption and capacity. AI and data analysis can help to recognize patterns, identify risks earlier and better adjust supplies or staff planning.In addition, there is a growing need to reduce administrative burdens and free up time for personal contact. But technology is only a tool: successful data-driven care requires vision, governance and collaboration between institutions, pharmacists and policymakers.
We help healthcare institutions, healthcare providers and pharmacies with the transition: from strategy to implementation.
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Esmee Valk
Data Strategy
Care
Koen Koopen
Principal Consultant | Data Science & AI | MLOps
Care
Claudia Sulsters
Managing Consultant | Data Engineering | Data platforms
Care
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