Health virtual connected care
Better care for everyone
Healthcare has become more efficient and targeted, with connected ecosystems, data sharing and digital technology that enables person centred care. This model of care is delivered virtually, improving equity and access for everyone. Universal adoption of telehealth across GP, hospital care, community and mental health has accelerated Virtual Connected Care achieving a seamless workflow, connecting patients and care providers.
Virtual Connected Care is often associated with telemedicine or telehealth and commonly perceived as a virtual way of providing health care.
However, in Fujitsu's definition, Virtual Connected Care extends to any use of digital technology to provide or receive care that is not face to face.
How our virtual connected care solutions make a difference
Finland
In Finland Fujitsu provides Virtual Connected Care across hospital, community and social care services through the HUS Health Village.
The systems we maintain across our customers in Australia and New Zealand enable health services to improve patient experience, population health, value for money and workforce satisfaction. Fujitsu’s digital health and data technology supports systems to shift from reactive treatment to proactive prevention. Virtual Connected Care delivers better care for everyone. Fujitsu collaborates with an extensive network of partners to provide solutions for health systems on a journey toward a Virtual Connected Care maturity model.
Patients can:
Virtual Connected Care has untapped potential to deliver benefits for patients and providers:
- Receive care closer to home with greater privacy on their own terms
- Experience greater convenience, improved choice and access to specialist services that are otherwise not available in their area
- Participate more actively in their own care and more readily involve their family and care team
Health care professionals can:
Virtual Connected Care has untapped potential to deliver benefits for patients and providers:
- Get better access to specialist services and support
- Collaborate more easily with colleagues and professional networks
- Participate in flexible service delivery models and multidisciplinary care 1
AI alerting
The key to scaling Virtual Connected Care is the use of advanced analytics to alert clinicians when patients are at risk of deterioration. This approach promotes early intervention without over detection of false positives and enables a greater number of patients of higher acuity to be managed safely by a smaller clinical team regardless of care setting, at home, in the community or in hospital.
Fujitsu's Data and AI team has deep experience in implementing AI solutions across multiple industries including health care. We partner with government and universities to innovate optimal models of care.
Clinicians can now harness AI capabilities to achieve improved health outcomes while health system adminstrators can improve care provider efficiency using AI driven real-time alerts and KPIs.
Telehealth consultations
Fujitsu has deep expertise in optimising Microsoft Teams, commonly used by health systems to share content, collaborate, receive, or make calls, schedule events and use workflow services.
Microsoft Teams can be readily used to support secure clinician to clinician and patient telehealth consultations and messaging.
Remote patient monitoring
Fujitsu recognises the value of Remote Patient Monitoring as a critical component of Virtual Connected Care, that empowers patients, improves access, and enables high quality care to be delivered more cost-effectively.
Through the implementation of connected Internet of Medical Things devices (think pulse oximeters) with clinically validated normal ranges, we support the rollout of remote patient monitoring in your organisation and region.
The fujitsu virtual connected care maturity model
Virtual Connected Care involves the use of technology to improve the flow of information between patients and their health care teams to enable analysis, coordination, decision making and health outcomes¹. Virtual connected care can be used to support any point in a patient journey through different access channels underpinned by technology
UX channel
- Call centre/helpline
- Instant messaging
- Interactive avatars
- Virtual reality
- Virtual interactions
Technology
- Digital devices
- Digital identity
- Application landscape
- Integration/data platforms
- Advanced analytic
Patient journey
- Access
- Assessment
- Diagnosis
- Treatment
- Management
Customer stories
The Fujitsu virtual connected care maturity model
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The Fujitsu virtual connected care maturity model
