Sam is in the hospital recovering from surgery. On his wrist is a high-tech remote wristband that can monitor his blood pressure, pulse oximetry, respiration, and temperature, and also send an immediate alert to his nurse if a problem arises. Suddenly, his nurse’s smartphone app beeps, advising her that Sam’s temperature just spiked to 101 degrees Fahrenheit, a sign that something might be wrong.

Meanwhile Debra, an at-home patient, receives a cell phone message that it’s time to breathe into her respiratory training device (spirometer). The care coordinator at her doctor’s office views the dashboard of data on Debra’s results and is alerted if the result falls outside the safe parameter, instructing her on treatment.

And Linda, an elderly patient with mild dementia, has just woken up, and her alarm device reminds her to take her morning medicine. A sensor in her pill dispenser confirms this and the alarm says: “We’ll make sure your daughter knows you took your medicine this morning. By the way, have you had breakfast?”

What is Intelligent Care? The emergence of leading-edge, patient-centered technologies and the innovative integration of those technologies are at the center of intelligent care. “To me, intelligent care means going beyond simple rule-based solutions (like crosschecking for allergies, or alerting patients when their medications are due), to actively integrating traditionally disconnected sources of data to take care of a patient,” says Naresh Ramarajan, MD, founder and chief medical officer of Navya, an organization that helps patients make cancer-treatment decisions using a step-by-step intelligent care system.

For example, smart-decision systems should be able to take into account a patient’s preferences for a therapy with fewer side effects, as well as the best outcomes and potential costs. They should be able to integrate the best clinical-trial results and the most current international guidelines. “An intelligent care system might even search a database to find similar patients for whom treatments have been successful,” says Ramarajan. “It would then synthesize all of these to come up with a ranked list of options with reasons behind each option.”

That data can then help patients make smart, informed choices. “As mobile app developers, we are often getting more requests from doctors and hospitals that include the need for ways to make their patient care more intelligent and innovative,” says Dulio Denis, a mobile program manager at Blue Label Labs, an industry leader in mobile, tablet, watch, and TV app design.

App developers work with healthcare clients who recognize that the alignment of consumer technology in mobile phones and the advance of new applications in what a hospital can do with cloud computing have reached a crossroads, where the providers can be more patient-centered. “I wouldn’t be surprised if we get to a place where medical care is functioning as seamlessly as the communication systems in social media function,” says Denis.

The Internet of Medical Things?

Just as the Internet of Things is now combining technology with life (turning on your thermostat, alerting you when the milk is gone), the Internet of Medical Things can do the same for healthcare. After all, women have been diagnosing their own pregnancies for three decades, so patients using our latest technology should certainly be able to swab their throat and send in the sample for a strep test without having to visit a doctor’s office-thus saving both the patient’s and doctor’s time and money. Intelligent care can also bring safer, more efficient patient care by streamlining procedures that produce smarter evidenced-based guidelines and provide improved safety, education, and service.

Roy Smythe, MD, cancer surgeon and founder of Valence Health-a company empowering healthcare providers with complete turnkey solutions for value-based care -says that “the devices we are going to be placing on and in our bodies in the future are going to be much more sophisticated and will be giving us insights that we never thought we would get.”

According to Orbita, a leader in innovative cloud-based technology for connected home healthcare, the intelligent health industry will soon feature ubiquitous wireless connectivity. The widespread use of smart phones and a growing array of connected, sensor-enabled devices that measure and track personal wellness data, test results, and healthcare reminders now enable health scenarios that we never dreamed were possible a few years ago.

Intelli-health optimizes both social computing and data analytics, as well as content and experience management, improving the outcomes for patients globally.

Technologies include:

• In-hospital remote wristbands that monitor vital signs and alert staff to changes immediately

• Interactive systems that respond to hospitalized patient requests more quickly using smartphones and apps rather than the old-fashioned “call button”

• Smartbeds that can monitor position and comfort and alert staff to problems Hand-hygiene systems that can improve infection-control practices and alert clinicians to sanitize before entering every room

• Digital delivery of tailored patient-education information

• Apps enabling patients to fill prescriptions from their hospital bed before discharge

• Handheld ultrasound devices that allow patients to scan their own bodies and send results to a radiologist

• Self-tests for medical conditions such as strep throat, STDs, and elevated cholesterol.

The contemporary health care industry is making substantial efforts to deliver quality care and increasing credentials driven by competition among the organizations. The main objective is to deliver effective health care service proposes to build the management and leadership capacity of health care managers and practitioners. There are many criteria taken into consideration for managing health care organization, such as:

Legislative role: The political & social factors influence on the productivity & accessibility of the health services. Higher medical costs reduces the utilization of services. Private insurance companies restraints from providing more benefits,& also increase premium rates. Non-insurers find difficulty to meet the expenses, & would be deprived of tertiary health care services. Private stake -holders expect profits from their investments, find hard to pay salaries to doctors & nurses, & ultimately derogate to invest in health industry. In such situations, managers or hospital administrators organise for public awareness camps, free consultation programs, special discount offers on investigative procedures, etc to attract customers/ patients.

Science & Technology: Involvement of technology & varied branches of science,such as, toxicology,bio-medical research bio-instrumentation, bio-materials, genetics, rehabilitation engineering, nutrition & diet, & others have accelerated the procedure of the diagnosis & treatment providing quality to life. Medical informatics provide services in various areas, such as, knowledge management, guidance on best practices, education of professionals, & the public,& the use of new communication & computer technologies. Electronic medical record services helps for easy creation, storage, retrieval & research of medical data. It proves remarkable advantage for telemedicine & medical tourism industry. Therefore analysis of outcome measures in comparison to knowledge & technology should prove cost-effective & efficient.

Organization structure: Operating standard equipments, sanitation, hygiene, availability of emergency & safety measures are essential components of hospital. The emerging science of quality management, such as, registered national hospital accreditation certificate, & international accreditation certification (JCAHO, JCI) has occupied the place of pride in hospitals. Six sigma approach for improving methodology, reducing variability & waste, giving greater patient satisfaction rates are highlighted for success.

Managing organization: Hospital administrator have to manage the hospital staff with varied behavioural & educational status.The dangers outcomes of strikes, facing contradictions of union leaders are the major risks involved. Relationship (transformational) leadership motivates & inspires the staff members to see the importance & rate value to the task. Participative leadership works best in circumstances of disasters, outbreaks of epidemics, etc.

Internet & social media: The easy availability of information & knowledge from various intelligent resources has rationally mandated issues, in case of medical negligence, malpractices, illegal procedures,& given power to redress the grievances of our citizens. Therefore, customer feedback reports helps gain goodwill & increase credentials of an organization.

The challenging role of hospital administrator deliberately attempts to make strategies,that principally devotes benefits of health care service to everyone.

Insurers are waiving out of pocket costs for COVID-19 diagnostic testing and some are also waiving visit costs associated with testing. It is imperative you check with your insurance and keep abreast of state to federal changes for the exact tests or services that will be waived and through what time period. However, you could still incur substantial medical bills if you require treatment for COVID-19 so keep up to date with healthcare policy design surrounding out of pocket costs for COVID-19, as it is rapidly evolving.

In this age, many people pay for most of their purchases with their credit cards. Some also do this with their medical bills. However, the question is: is it wise to pay your medical bills for COVID-19 with your credit card? It depends. Below, are points to consider helping you decide whether you should use your credit card to pay your medical bills or not.

Pros to Using your Credit Cards to Pay for Medical Bills

• Acceptability: Credit cards are widely accepted, and they always suffice when a service provider doesn’t accept checks. It is also a great option in situations when you can’t write a check or pay cash for a procedure.
• Convenience: Credit cards are very easy to obtain if you meet your credit requirements. It is so easy, you can get one almost immediately after applying.
• Interest Rates: Credit cards sometimes offer a low-interest or no-interest promotional period. It gets even better when you use one with a 0% APR period; with this, your interest does not accumulate until the APR period is over.
• Rewards and Perks: You can get rewards from your credit card provider when you use cards in offsetting bills.
• Develop Positive Payment History: Your credit card can help you develop a positive payment history credit if you make your payments on time.

Cons of Using Credit Cards to Offset Medical Bills

• Insurance: Be sure you know exactly what your insurance covers, as getting your money back after paying with your credit card can be tedious and take very long. There’s a high chance insurance coverage related to COVID-19 treatments could change, as it is a new health issue.
• Poor Credit Score: You can hurt your credit score badly if you default on a credit card payment for over thirty (30) days, and your provider reports the late payment to the bureau. Fortunately, health care providers cannot report your late payments for at least six months; this way, you have more time to protect your credit score.
• Increased Debt: Many medical debts do not carry interest. However, if you take a balance on your card and you do not have a 0% rate, you can accumulate interest when using your card to pay off medical bills.

Additional Steps to Take When Paying Medical Bills

• Know Your Payment Options: Do not wait until there is an emergency before you know your payment options as emergencies are not the best times to make wise money decisions.
• Double Check Your Medical Bills: Your bills could be saddled with mistakes. So, always check to be sure you are not paying for errors or duplicate bills.
• Confirm Insurance Cover: Make sure your insurance covers what it should. This may take a few phone calls to your insurer if your plan policy booklet is unclear.
• Negotiate Your Bill: You can negotiate anything, including healthcare. You can attempt to negotiate a reduced balance with your healthcare provider using average cost estimators from your insurer or online resources. Remember, however, each circumstance is unique and yours may be more complex.
• Bill Payment Plans: Most likely your healthcare provider will be open to a workable payment plan. Maybe at this time you can only pay X but in 60 days you can pay more. Ask your provider to consider your circumstance while keeping in mind your physician or medical facility is also running a business.
• Get Home Equity Line Of Credit: Owning a home could get you a medical loan with sensible interest rates. However, you could lose your home if you do not pay back, so you may want to try getting a loan from family members or friends.
• File for Bankruptcy: While this might seem extreme, you can consider it when other options prove fruitless and your debt ceiling is such that you require a fresh start.

Using your credit card to pay for your medical bills, including coronavirus treatment, can be a quick fix, however, it may cause additional long-lasting negative consequences. Evaluate your situation and all available options.

Most professional athletes live with the reality that they can be required to take random drug tests to rule out the presence of prohibited substances. Testing also occurs in the workplace as employers try to ensure that their employees are complying with the rules. If you work in an environment where random tests are carried out, it helps to have some information on how to pass. The fact is that most people get into situations that can sometimes get them into trouble.

Dealing with Random Tests

If you know in advance that drug testing is scheduled, there are things that you can do to make sure that you come up clean. The problem comes up if you do not have prior notice. When you are notified that you are about to be examined, it may be necessary to take some remedial action. Trying to accomplish this without arousing suspicion can be difficult and it leaves you with limited options. Random examinations have led to people trying to come up with different ideas on how to pass one.

Blood and Saliva Testing

It is important to know the different methods that are often administered in the workplace and sporting events. The most common ones are Blood Testing, where blood is drawn before being sent to the lab to test for certain drugs and Saliva Drug Test, where the saliva is examined. The saliva test involves swabbing the inside cheek using a cotton swab and its simplicity makes it a favorite in the work environment. The testing can detect drug usage in the past few days.

Urine and Hair Testing

Urine drug testing or urinalysis involves the collection of urine that is then examined for temperature and creatinine levels. The urine test is usually validity or first screen check and it is often followed by additional procedure using a new sample. A Hair Follicle Drug Test involves examining strands of hair to determine if drugs are present in the body. Hair follicle testing is hard to fool because any signs of toxins remain in the hair for months due to slow hair growth.

Detoxifying the system

People try different methods to pass such tests and these include urine substitution and dilution. These methods are difficult to get away with especially when the procedure is random. One option that can work is the process of detoxifying the system. This will depend on how much time you have but it is the most reliable solution. If you have a small window of opportunity, there are detox products in the market that can prove to be very effective.

There are different products that claim to be able to remove traces of drugs from the system. Research the options and get as much information as you can before using any products.

In this digital age, more and more bulks of information which used to be paper-based, from library catalogs to telephone books, are digitized and stored in a central location for easy access. The idea of EMRs started about 40 years ago.

The main proponents of EMRs cite the following advantages:

(1) The use of EHRs supposedly reduces errors in medical records. There is no doubt that handwritten records are subject to lots of human errors due to misspelling, illegibility, and differing terminologies. With the use of EMRs standardization of patient health records may eventually become acheivable.

(2) Paper records can be easily lost. We have heard how fires, floods and other natural catastrophes destroy physical records of many years, data which are lost forever. Digital records can be stored virtually forever and can be kept long after the physical records are gone. EMRs also help keep records of health information that patients tend to forget with time, i.e. inoculations, previous illnesses and medications.

(3) EMRs make health care cost-efficient by consolidating all data in one place. Previously, paper-based records are located in different places and getting access to all of them takes a lot of time and money. In a systematic review, Kripalani et al. evaluated the communication transfer between primary care physicians and hospital-based physicians and found significant deficits in medical information exchange. The review recommended the use of EMRs to resolve these issues and facilitate the continuity of care before, during and after hospitalization. EMRs translates into better treatment for patients. Take the example of one asthma center’s experience with EMR: “A major benefit associated with EMR implementation was the increase in the number of children who were hospitalized with an asthma exacerbation and received an asthma action plan upon discharge. Prior to the EMR system, [only] 4% received an asthma action plan upon discharge. After implementation of the EMR system, 58% received an asthma action plan upon discharge.”

(4) EMRs can save lives. VeriChip, developed by VeriChip Corporation is the first one of its kind ever approved by the US FDA. It enables rapid identification of at-risk patients and access to their medical history, thereby enabling rapid diagnosis and treatment especially in emergency situations. Classic examples are people with diabetes and/or heart problems who have high risk of collapsing and having attacks. VeriChip is also useful in vehicular accidents and other trauma incidents where the victims aren’t capable of answering questions. In cases of large-scale catastrophes, VeriChip facilitates tracking and identification of victims. According to a coroner in Mississippi, VeriChip helped identify victims during the Hurricane Katrina incident.

Earlier this year, Google Health was launched, an online personalized health records service. Google Health is based on the principle that since it’s the patient’s medical record, the patient should control it, decide what should be in it, and who gets access to it. One of the features of the service includes records from hospitals and pharmacies that are Google Health-enabled or are registered Google Health partners.

The HealthVault is another online health information storage service offered by Microsoft with features similar to Google Health. Keith Toussaint, senior program manager with Microsoft HealthVault recently stated ” leading hospitals like Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center are actually integrating their systems with both us and Google — because some people like one or the other. It’s a Coke or Pepsi thing.”

What are the disadvantages of EMRs? Not surprisingly, privacy rights advocacy groups are the main opponent of EMRs. Here is what they have to say:

(1) EMRs threaten our privacy. In this day and age when people’s mantra is “I need my privacy”, not many people are comfortable about having their entire medical history recorded and digitized for almost just anybody to see – in other words, incursion into people’s privacy. The confidentiality of doctor – patient relationship is still sacrosanct. Besides, medical data can be used against a person in some cases – be it for a job application, insurance coverage or a college scholarship. Although it is against the law to discriminate against people with illnesses and disabilities, it is a fact of life that the fitter you are, the more competitive you are in the job market. The planned incorporation of genetic data in EMRs further adds to people’s fear of incursion into their private sphere.

(2) EMRs can lead to loss of the human touch in health care. In the process of digitalization, the interpersonal aspect in health care may be lost. In handwritten hospital charts, doctors and other health care practitioners may write what they think and they feel based on their personal observations in their very own words. EMR is simply about ticking off boxes and crossing out things in electronic forms. The doctors are forced to think in categories and can seldom express a personal opinion on an individual case. Because of the lack of flexibility of many electronic reporting systems, cases of misclassification of patients and their conditions have been reported.

(3) EMRs are not that efficient. Despite efforts in digitalization and standardization, EMRs are actually far from being standardized and not as efficient as it is purported to be. It often happens that one clinic’s EMR system is not compatible with that of a general practitioner or another clinic’s system, thus belying the claim of added efficiency. In addition, not all users of EMRs are satisfied with the current state of the art. Although the objective is mainly efficiency and healthcare quality, one study showed that nurses in the Netherlands are not completely satisfied with their EMR implemented in 2006-2007.

(4) EMRs are not safe and secure. Google Health and HealthVault are quick in assuring patients of the safety of their online health accounts. Access to the patient’s account is only possible using log ins and password. In addition, HealthVault assures that “all health information transmitted between HealthVault servers and program providers’ systems is encrypted” and that Microsoft does it best to use the “highest standards of security to safeguard consumer health information from theft, loss, or damage.”

However, there are cases wherein passwords and encryptions do not seem to be adequate as data protection tools. Stories of data hacking, stolen identities and blackmail abound. Even high security databases such as those run by banks and credit institutions are often compromised. This impression was aggravated by the many well-publicized incidences of data loss or breach. A few examples are listed below:

November 26, 2007, Canada. Hackers accessed medical information on HIV and hepatitis from a Canadian health agency computer. – September 22, 2008, UK. The National Health Service (NHS) reported the loss of 4 CDs in the mail containing information on 17,990 employees. – September 30, 2008, US. The company Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana confirmed breach of personal data, including Social Security numbers, phone numbers and addresses of about 1,700 brokers. The data was accidentally attached to a general email.

In addition, there is criticism over Google Health not being a “covered entity under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 and the regulations promulgated thereunder (HIPAA)” under its terms and conditions and is therefore not subject to HIPAA privacy of individually identifiable health information. The HealthVault terms and conditions do not mention HIPAA privacy laws so it is not clear what its status is regarding this issue.

(5) VeriChip is not for humans. It is to be expected that although many of us are amenable to the use of RFID chips in pets, the idea of implanting similar chips in human beings is bound to raise hackles in humans, no matter what the US FDA says. A big opponent of the VeriChip and similar chips of its kind is the consumer advocacy group Spychip.com. In a position paper, Spychip and many advocacy and consumer awareness groups see RFID tagging (be it on your person or on the items you buy) as a major threat to privacy and civil liberties. They see the tagging as some kind of “Big Brother” operation. Another group, the No VeriChip Inside Movement, likens VeriChip as “cataloguing” humans similar to the way the Nazis have tattooed numbers on the skin of concentration camp detainees. Popular Hollywood films on privacy incursions (e.g. The Net, Public Enemy No. 1) increased further people’s paranoia about personal data.

Where do we go from here? Without doubt, we have the technology to make EMRs standardized and efficient. Google Health, Microsoft HealthVault and similar online personalized health information accounts are enabling patients to take control of their medical records. The main issues that need to be overcome are data security, protection of privacy and gaining the confidence of the patients. It doesn’t seem evident that the use of RFID and similar tagging chips will become acceptable or popular anytime soon. However, we live in a digital world and we cannot hold back progress indefinitely. With improved technology and data protection tools, let us hope the EMR issue will be resolved soon.

RLS (Restless leg syndrome) can be now easily treated with some flexible treatments. These treatments can be implemented at home only and thus you do not require moving to any clinical chamber. Reading special articles or reviews on RLS can cater you detailed knowledge regarding how to stop restless legs immediately with the implementation of different useful DIY treatments at home.

Major treatments:

How to stop restless legs immediately? There are some highlighted DIY treatments at home that play the most important role in stopping the unpleasant signs of RLS. Some of the most valuable treatments that can be easily practiced are as follows:-

– Cold or heat massage: You will truly get absolutely unbelievable results by practicing either cold or heat compression. This is an approved DIY treatment that can cater you instant relief from RLS sufferings and thus you should practice the same on a regular basis. Not only pain sensations are relieved, but the leg muscles are also relaxed completely.

– Relaxing exercises: There are some moderate kinds of exercises that can be regularly practiced for getting instant relief from RLS. But you have to learn the correct techniques of these exercises otherwise you will not be able to receive desirable benefits. You can learn the same either from a professional fitness trainer or else can learn the same from different web-based fitness programs. Muscle tension and stress are being released by practicing these exercises as a result of which RLS comes under control automatically.

– Sleep environment: A proper bedtime schedule or routine needs to be created for escaping RLS symptoms. Moreover, you can create a soothing and relaxing sleep ambience in your bedroom so that you can fall asleep faster. This ambience will keep your mind calm and relaxed as a result of which sleep will come to your eyes faster.

– Mineral supplements: Lack of essential minerals in your body, especially magnesium, iron, calcium, phosphorus and others can trigger RLS; therefore you ought to take potential mineral supplements along with vitamin tablets. These supplements are completely natural and thus you will get rid of your RLS trouble soon. Moreover, your health will also get improved with the regular intake of these supplements.

– OTC medications: OTC medicines are safe and they can be collected even without the consent of any doctor. You can now start taking those medicines for getting quicker relief from RLS, but you should know the perfect dosage. Before making long term usage of these medicines you should take permission from doctors for sure. Some of the most potential medicines in this regard are ketoprofen, Naproxen, Ibuprofen, acetaminophen and many more.

– Gabapentin: This is nothing but an anticonvulsant drug can control severe form of RLS. This drug can be taken for emergency situation. Abnormal brain excitement can be easily controlled along with the regulation of RLS signs. You might suffer some mild side-effects, especially headache, fatigue, nausea, throat and face swelling, breathing or swallowing difficulty and others. It is better taking this medicine on doctor’s prescription.

The debate goes on, should the government be responsible for providing our health care?

There are many arguments for and against national healthcare.

At one time, everyone was responsible for their own health, there was no insurance. In that day and age, medical care was a lot less expensive than it is today, even taking into account the rate of inflation over the years.

The rise in cost has in part is because of all the new technology available today, but to a large degree, the rising cost is due to increased demand.

Because of the change in our national mentality, in a large part due to negotiated union contracts, everyone thinks their health care is free. Most have come to believe it is a right, a right no one pays for.

I’m a firm believer that affordable healthcare should be available to everyone.

However, because of the present system, very few people realize the cost of health care, and because it is presumably free to them, they go to the doctor for every little sniffle they get. Many visits are unnecessary and costly. People go to the emergency room for a skinned knee, or a splinter in their hand, these emergencies could be taken care of at home.

It has become “fashionable” to go to the emergency room.

Health insurance should be paid for by the individual. If each individual was responsible for their healthcare, they would become more knowledgeable on what “works” and what doesn’t.

Most companies that provide health insurance allocate a certain amount of wages for the payment of benefits including health insurance, whether they tell the employee or not.

The individual employee should be made aware of this, that money should be allocated to the individual so they can purchase their health care on an individual basis.

Thereby eliminating any corporate influence the company could exert on the insurance company, and it would open the insurance industry to more competition, that is always a good thing.

That would enable the individual to have more control over his health care and ensure his right to have or not have insurance.

In some cases, when both spouses work and are covered by their individual company insurance, both companies are providing and paying for health insurance and only one health plan is needed.

Therefore, money is wasted by the couple because they don’t use the insurance provided by one company. If the money was allocated to the employee, he or she could decide how to best use the money in a way that would benefit the couple instead of the money being flushed down the drain.

It would make the individual more responsible for his own health and welfare, and it would be his choice to have or not have health care.

If he chooses not to have health insurance, then he would be responsible for any charges incurred, and pay the consequences for not having insurance.

By cutting down on the demand by eliminating people going to a doctor or emergency room unless necessary, then the cost would naturally come down, and people would find the alternative, less expensive, better forms of treatment.

Of course, there will always be an element of society who are unable to care for themselves and they should be provided for, but there are far too many people abusing the system.

The only way to prevent that is for people to be in charge of their own health. Regardless of what you believe, no one, including the government will look after you like you will.

This is America, our country was founded on the idea of the individual being able to make his or her own choices concerning how to run their lives, it’s time we returned to those ideals and get government out of life management.

Electronic health records, also called electronic patient records or computerized patient records, are collections of patients’ medical history over a period of time within an institution. These histories have been recorded digitally and include complete information pertinent to a patient’s health: demographics, past medical records, vital signs, medications, immunizations, progress reports, health problems, laboratory and radiology data.

An EHR, as electronic health records are more commonly known, can be shared by various health care facilities through a connection of networks and EHR software. This means that a patient’s records in a New York City hospital can immediately be forwarded to a clinic in Los Angeles without anyone having to go to the trouble of mailing paper print-outs. The use of electronic health records is intended to make work in the health care industry easier by making information more accessible and streamlined. Electronic health records also document other care-related activities like quality management, evidence-based decision support and outcomes reporting. The electronic health record aims to strengthen ties between health care workers such as doctors, nurses and clinicians and their respective patients. This is because the quick and easy accessibility of data is seen to help health providers make reliable, more informed decisions regarding their patients, thus allowing them to give improved services.

An EHR makes medical situations better through several ways. One is that electronic health records reduce the chances for medical errors because they contain all information necessary, which in turn creates more accurate and clearer reports. For example, EHR software includes features such as Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE), which is a virtual list for doctors to follow upon prescribing drugs to their patients. This lessens the risks on a patient’s health and in the long run, saves a lot of money. Additionally, electronic health records minimize the need for duplicate tests, effectively cutting down on delays that may affect a patient’s treatment and medication.

There have been several issues surrounding the idea of electronic health records. Its disadvantages include extravagant starting costs and a worry about decreased productivity on the part of health care workers as most doctors and nurses are reluctant to spend time learning a new system. More pressing matters regarding electronic health records are the concerns regarding privacy and security of patient records, especially in sensitive cases such as psychotherapy sessions, as well as legal liability in the implementation of EHR software systems that may malfunction.

However, the use of electronic health records continues to be seen as the trend towards vast improvements in the health care system nationally. It is viewed to reduce overhead costs by a large percent in the long run, provide access to previously hard-to-obtain data that will help in research and in evidence-based medicine, possibly unite all health care institutions under one system in the future for better coordination and record-keeping. Looking at the bigger picture, electronic health records are considered to be the answer to the long-term preservation of medical histories and ultimately, will benefit everyone in the field of health care.

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It has been more than half a decade since people are trying to understand the concepts of IAM and cIAM. There is very less awareness about identity management and it may be difficult to understand the difference between eIAM (enterprise identity and access management) and cIAM (customer identity and access management). It has been quite a long time since people are trying to clear the difference between eIAM and cIAM but all efforts seemed worthless. So, let’s make things clearer and let’s be on the same grounds. The writing on the wall is bold and clear.

“It is difficult to transform eIAM to cIAM”

Do you want to know why? There are some facts which I’m going to display but before that let’s brush up some identity management concepts.

Identity: Defined

Anything which helps to identify yourself in a physical world can be termed as identity. Generally, government ID cards are used for fulfilling the purpose. Thus, an identity card is issued for the purpose of allowing some privileged access to a rightful person and it can be used in various segments of society.

Digital identity: Defined

Digital identity is your online recognition. It helps to identify yourself as a person in real world. A person may have multiple digital identities according to his or her needs. But, digital identities are only entertained for a particular website or a network which means that a Gmail email address can only be recognized in Google network. Hence, a digital identity (an individual) gets approval to access the website. That is how a website performs the authentication process.

Access: Defined

When you get inside a premises to utilize its resources, it is called gaining access. Moreover, the sensitivity of data decides the degree of permission provided. So, public data are is easy to access such as data on websites while private messages such as emails need special authorization (which is called login). A successful login is the proof for the validation of a person.

Introduction to enterprise identity and access management

Enterprise Identity access and management is a technology which is used in organization for internal employees, contractors, and partners. The process consists of providing identities, authenticating identities and then providing them access to resources. As the name implies, the technology is concentrated to internal employees and other members related to an organization. The technology focuses on the security aspects in an organization such as restricting resources to in-house employees, providing access to employees and other members according to their profile and helping them to collaborate to work with each other. Hence, enterprise IAM promotes security in an organization.

Introduction to customer identity and access management

Customer Identity Management basically concentrates on end-users. They are meant for consumers which is totally built on different architecture i.e. consumer focused. Many other aspects are added to cIAM to make it capable of handling real-time challenges. It follows the perfect balance between meeting needs of consumers and perspectives of a business. Let’s discuss these perspectives in brief to get more insight about cIAM.

Customer perspective

Customer always prefer a user friendly environment and cIAM offers a great user friendly atmosphere resulting into a good customer experience. Many services like single-sign on, social login, and secured environment in terms of handling their personal information earn confidence of consumers. Further, the technology is device and geographically independent. It is highly responsive and available. These features make cIAM easily acceptable as no business can survive for a long time without this factors. Hence, it generates up in bad customer experience and ends in revenue loss.

Thus, cIAM fulfills the need of businesses to adopt a customer centric approach. Transaction and service is treated equally with the quality of product. Hence, cIAM is more than just a database of customers. It is truly strengthens bonds with customers.

Business aspect

When it comes to business, cIAM remains an undisputed champion. Other than getting customer’s information from cIAM, it increases the probability of providing customers an unified customer experience. Personalized attention to customers and fostering brand-customer relationship are some of the advantages of cIAM. Moreover, CRM technologies, segmentation and CMS get an upper hand while working collaboratively with cIAM technologies.

Know the difference

To be a cIAM, for an enterprise IAM is almost impossible. And these are some presentable factors.

• An enterprise identity management solution was created to manage comparatively lesser identities with respect to cIAM. An enterprise IAM can only manage some thousand identities. But, with cIAM, the number can reach up to billions.

• The user experience of your users gets defined in an enterprise IAM through the level of access provided to users. In other words, permissions provided to user determine the ease of their online experience. cIAM promotes user experience on the basis of personalized data received as inputs through customers. Users voluntarily provide information by registering themselves on your website. Moreover, users take help from various touch points for logging into your website.

• An enterprise IAM needs to concentrate on its security aspects while tweaking its performance. An enterprise IAM does not see service and transaction as important factors for business. cIAM entirely supports a customer centric environment which is beneficial to business. Self management services in cIAM like password recovery and other account related options are best examples of customer centric approach of cIAM. Unfortunately, enterprise IAM does not come with these facilities.

• Enterprise IAMs are designed for internal organizational activities and does do not support cross channel interaction or cross device implementation. It means that customers cannot interact with your business through multiple channels (social media) or using different types of devices. Supporting cross device and cross channel interaction is one of the USPs of customer identity management solution.

Hence, there ARE issues with the transformation of eIAM to cIAM. It is almost impossible to redesign an entire architecture and eIAM do lack some of the key features of cIAM. Moreover, an eIAM design is not meant for fostering relationships with customers. So, transforming an eIAM to cIAM is an asymptotic fantasy.