Microsoft Cloud For Health Care

Microsoft Cloud for Health Care was officially launched by Microsoft. It leverages cloud capabilities to healthcare providers to deliver automation and efficiency, as well as also offers deep data analytics for structured and unstructured data.

Microsoft cloud for health care was launched with three industry priorities in mind, i.e., to boost health team collaboration, patient engagement, and improve clinical insights.

Microsoft cloud for health care ensures the end-to-end security and compliance of health data. It makes it easier and faster to provide more efficient care to the patients.

With the help of Microsoft Cloud for health care, many health care organizations can design a healthier future for their patients by aligning their clinical and operational needs and then deploying them quickly to empower their digital transformation. It provides one more benefit to the patients, i.e., to access the digital tools and secure the portals with which they can connect them with their health care providers.

Moreover, it also allows the care team to coordinate and deliver seamless care that is integrated with Azure, Microsoft 365, and the power platform.

Even though, the patients will be able to access their health organizations on their own terms and conditions. It has the potential to make the clients more innovative and competitive. It can release regular updates and can expand its cloud capabilities for health care providers, drug makers, and medical device companies.

Microsoft cloud for health care has positively benefited in 23 countries among more than 31 million people.

Many health care systems are leveraging this service to create tools for COVID-19 and decrease the stress on frontline workers. More than 1600 instances of COVID-19 bots have gone live since March.

Now onwards, Microsoft cloud for health care is available in public preview and is also free for six months.