IT solutions for the healthcare sector
Digitalisation in the healthcare sector helps to focus patient care even more on the individual and to simplify processes for both staff and patients.
Our range of services for the healthcare industry
We adapt every solution to your needs!
Data science
Using data analysis and machine learning, we help to improve staff scheduling, intelligently manage bed utilisation or make information on patients available more quickly.
Digitalisation in practice
Our healthcare case studies
ARCUS Hospitals and Medical Practices: Development of a Digital Patient Portal
For the ARCUS clinics and practices, inovex has created a new digital patient portal that not only enables patients to book appointments digitally, but also makes all information about their treatment plan accessible. At the same time, administration was made easier for the clinic staff.
READ CASE STUDYARCUS Hospitals and Medical Practices: Interview on the digitalisation project
We interviewed Ralf Lehnert, Head of IT at ARCUS Hospitals and Medical Practices, and Meliha Müller, Scrum Master & Product Discovery Coach at inovex, about their joint projects.
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Questions on digitalisation of the healthcare industry
Our administrative systems have evolved over time. How can we switch to a new system as quickly as possible?
Old legacy systems rarely fit the modern management of hospitals and surgeries. Often, makeshift new processes are developed around the old infrastructure. Through user shadowing and workshops, we determine the requirements for the new system in advance and then develop an individual solution that can be expanded as needed – without any vendor lock-in.
The iterative development of the system means that new products can be used in practice after only a short time.
What new opportunities does digitalisation offer us?
From digital patient records to management software and patient portals, digitalisation offers many new opportunities for transforming services in the healthcare sector. However, this is just the beginning. Once the systems have been moved to a modern IT infrastructure, new services can be developed using data science and machine learning to provide patients with even better care.
Does digitalisation make us vulnerable to cyberattacks?
Due to the decentralisation of processes and increasing networking of medical devices, the risk of unwanted interference with the infrastructure is also increasing. To protect patient data and other confidential information from cyberattacks, our security experts plan a robust system from the early stages of the project. Early implementation of these processes reduces costs, which can quickly arise in the event of subsequent adjustments.