ITDM Group Meeting: The Healthcare Sector and its Commitment to Cutting-Edge Technologies | ITDM group meetings

The Spanish healthcare industry continues to invest in digitalization to create more personalized and accessible services, taking cues from other, more advanced sectors. During the ITDM Panel: The Healthcare Sector and its Commitment to Cutting-Edge Technologies, we examine the challenges posed by the introduction of new technologies, the growth of healthcare data, and the rise of cyber threats. To do this, we held a round table with the support of SEMIC, Hewlett Packard Enterprise partner, TECHTRIS And THALES, which was attended by important companies in the industry. In addition, we have an interview with Elena F. We interviewed Elena Faedda, co-director of information systems at the company Hospital of the University of NavarraCayetano Hernandez, Deputy Director of Information Systems University and Polytechnic Hospital of La Feand Sergio Lazaro, DPO and Compliance Manager for the technology provider. B-FG

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Technology transformation challenges for connected healthcare

The main discussion organized as part of the ITDM group meeting was sponsored by SEMIC, Hewlett Packard Enterprise partner, TECHTRIS And THALESbringing together experts and technology managers Hospital of the University of Navarra, Donte Group, HM HospitalsHe Gregorio Marañon University General HospitalHe University and Polytechnic Hospital of La Fe, Saint John of God, MORE And TopDoctorswhich we discussed together Nicholas Mingorance, Healthcare Manager SEMIC; Bosco Espinosa, Pre-Sales Manager, TEHTRIS; And Dario Bengoechea, Regional Sales Manager, THALESabout the challenges they face in their digital progress, what projects they are working on and what technologies are key to the future of healthcare.

During the meeting, participants discussed the growth of data in healthcare and the need to improve its management, use and protection. Also about the need achieve data homogeneity and build compatible systems this allows us to work with the rest of the industry and with the administration to improve diagnosis, treatment and healthcare in general. To achieve this goal, they aim to promote automation and data analytics by harnessing the potential of machine learning, artificial intelligence and exploring new technologies such as 3D printing, digital twins or augmented reality that will help in future learning and management. and improving health care.

Emphasis on patient confidentiality and safety.

As a fundamental part of the ITDM group meeting, we conducted an interview Sergio Lazaro, DPO and Compliance Manager B-FY, a technology provider specializing in cybersecurity and offering solutions focused on the healthcare sector. He explains how cyber risks in healthcare have increased over the past four years, fueled by the accelerated digitalization facing many industry organizations.

To combat threats like ransomware, protect decentralized personal identification model, leaving aside the policy of storing keys in one place, the security of which can be compromised by cybercriminals who have access to a large number of keys. Instead, they offer the user to be the owner and custodian of their keys and can Take advantage of the identification capabilities of your mobile device. for secure access to systems from anywhere in the world through a single platform.

Additional resources for the IT community

“We are strongly committed to technology, but very careful”, Elena Faedda (Clinique University of Navarra)

“We must ensure that research is carried out and at the same time protect patient data”, Cayetano Hernandez (Hospital Universitaire et Polytechnique La Fé)

You can access all content related to this ITDM group meeting dedicated to the progress of digitalization in the Spanish healthcare industry by downloading the special issue that we published together with the April issue of IT Digital Magazine.