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Cloud computing provides benefits for healthcare organizations by enabling storage of large medical files and easy sharing of data. This can reduce costs for hospitals while improving speed and efficiency. However, concerns around patient privacy and security must be addressed given the sensitive nature of healthcare information. New models of cloud infrastructure that meet high standards for security and availability will be necessary for cloud computing solutions to gain widespread acceptance in the healthcare industry.
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- 1. RESEARCH POSTER PRESENTATION DESIGN © 2015 www.PosterPresentations.com Technology and business decision making in the healthcare industry to analyze and consider the implications of cloud computing on their business. While considering switching over to cloud, consumers must have a clear understanding of unique benefits and risks associated with it. Large technology companies are already investing millions of dollars in building infrastructure, services, tools and applications to facilitate cloud computing for consumers, organizations and businesses to use and take advantage. It remains to be seen how cloud computing will impact the healthcare business since it is very diverse, complex and unique and presents several challenges such as protecting members health records in addition to following HIPAA guidelines set by federal compliance regulations. In addition to these the rising cost of healthcare solutions is another major concern. Efforts are being made to reduce these costs for consumers and IT will play a big role he aim is to provide an alternative and efficient method to help enterprise information in achieving it and also improving clinical and quality outcomes for patients. It will be very interesting to see how cloud computing will address and contribute towards these issues in the healthcare industry. The purpose of this paper is to explore the current state and trends of cloud computing in healthcare. ABSTRACT Data Centre Virtualization for Healthcare The rapid adoption of electronic health records: EMR, HIS, PACS, and other advanced clinical applications are creating a critical need for more data storage, resulting in the expansion of the range of healthcare services, and increased IT spending. Cloud technology provides the answer by ensuring that users have access to the data and applications they need on demand and from any location. These new advancements in cloud technology are fundamentally changing the way healthcare providers operate their technological infrastructure. They are realizing the benefits of adopting cloud technology, instead of owning and maintaining huge data centers that need massive investments in technology and human resources. Concerns about patient data confidentiality and security issues are also weighing down heavily on the adoption of cloud technology. DISCUSSION CONCLUSION There is an ongoing debate within healthcare as to the viability of cloud-based solutions given the need for patient privacy and sensitive personal information. In considering cloud computing for health care organizations, systems must be adaptable to various departmental needs and organizational sizes. Cloud computing for healthcare will need to have the highest level of availability and offer the highest level of security in order to gain acceptance in the marketplace. Hence there might be a need to create a 'Healthcare-specific Cloud' that specifically addresses the security and availability requirements for healthcare. Many regions in the US and other developed countries are establishing health information exchanges (HIEs), which are cloud-based information clearing houses where information can be more easily shared between hospitals, health systems. REFERENCES 1. Healthcare in the Cloud, Baldur Johnsen 2. Ensuring Access Control in Cloud Provisioned Healthcare Systems, Hema Andal Jayaprakash Narayanan 3. " A cloud computing solution for patients data collection in healthcare Institutions", Carlos Oberdan, Fernando Luiz Koch Network and management laboratory -LRG federal university of Santa Catalina Brazil 4. "Impact of Cloud Computing in Healthcare", Yogesh Khullar, Ritesh Khullar,Smita Raj, Dr.Mukta Bhatele, Prof.Neeraj Shukla, Department of Computer Science and Engineering Gyan College of Technology, Jabalpur(M.P) India 5. Toward Ubiquitous Healthcare Services With a Novel Efficient Cloud Platform, Chenguang He, Xiaomao Fan, and Ye Li, Member, IEEE CONTACT Diksha Shroff Masters in Hospital Administration 1st Sem Department of Public Health E-mail: [email protected] Ph: 9035192920 Department of Public health, Manipal university, Manipal, Karnataka, India. DIKSHA D SHROFF INTRODUCTION Cloud computing is an approach that offers tremendous economic benefits, and helps in faster deployment services. It makes use of cloud solutions enabling storing and sharing large data files involved in medical imaging. This saves hospitals, physicians and other organizations in health care costs thus boosting speed and efficiency. The demand to reach, engage and manage millions of individual end-customers calls for more powerful systems. The healthcare industry has traditionally been considered to be a slow adopter of technology. Healthcare is a dynamic complex environment with many participants including patients, nurses, lab technicians, researchers, receptionists, and IT professionals. Recently, the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act is established to convert nation’s health care records to digital formats such as Electronic Health Record (EHR) to improve rapid transmission of medical information and making health care systems more efficient. To protect patient information from unauthorized access and comply with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability (HIPAA) privacy and security rules, health care organizations need global policies for access to patient information. Access control of data should be flexible and fine grained depending on the dynamic nature of the health care system as multiple entities will interact with the data. Access rights to resources must be granted to users only for the amount of time that is necessary. Healthcare is moving to a digital platform, becoming patient centered and data driven. Cloud computing is a new IT approach that offers new economic benefits, rapid deployment of services and tight IT alignment with business goals. By using a cloud solution for storing and sharing large data files involved in medical imaging saves hospitals, physicians and other organizations in health care costs while boosting speed and efficiency. HEALTHCARE AND CLOUD-A NEW SHOWER OF POSSIBILITIES H E A L T H C A R E A N D C L O U D H E A L T H C A R E A N D C L O U D