Myhealthcare Launches AI Enabled Enterprise Application

MyHealthcare has announced the launch of its MyHealthcare Enterprise Application (MHEA) for hospitals and healthcare institutions. The MHEA ecosystem is designed on a robust workflow engine that enables clinicians and hospital teams to manage complete patient care and hospital operations, through a task-based healthcare information management system.

The MHEA ecosystem has been architected to drive operational and process efficiencies across the provider network, help with the complete digitisation of the clinical, administrative and procurement processes. The MyHealthcare Ecosystem and MHEA together will offer a connected care continuum platform.

Diwakar Bhowmik, Vice President and Platform Lead, MyHealthcare Enterprise Application said, “The greatest challenge has been in bringing a product to market that will help hospitals & healthcare institutions in looking at technology solution as an efficiency driver and not as a cost centre. The combined experience of the team at MyHealthcare Enterprise Application has looked at every pain point faced by hospital operations, nursing, clinical teams and ensured that we deliver a platform that helps them in improving the way they must do their tasks and deliver better patient care. The Single Screen experience, with our innovative MagicSearch, MyDesk platforms will pave a new path towards enriched user experience in hospital management.”

Divya Laroyia, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer, MyHealthcare said, “The MyHealthcare Enterprise Application ecosystem will help deliver the best-in-class user experience for hospital operations & clinical teams, enabling them to deliver better patient care outcomes. We have used process automation and AI to bring to users’ relevant information and enable them to complete all tasks from a Single Screen. In comparison to current operating standards, our analysis shows that the MHEA ecosystem will help improve operational efficiencies by an estimated 76 per cent and reduced training time by around 80 per cent.”