Protect Patient Data and Enhance Care with ICT Infrastructure Solutions from Chatsworth Products

The field of Healthcare has seen some of the most dramatic changes over the last few years. From innovations in Healthcare technology (think wearable health tracking devices and IoMT devices in hospitals) to solutions that change how and where it is delivered (like telehealth platforms and the networks that enable them), we have seen a rapid evolution in this area. All of these new technologies create new ways to interact with and manage health, revolutionizing patient care for both the patients themselves and staff. 

Of course, with all of these new technologies come challenges in how they are deployed and managed. IT professionals are faced with the daunting task of keeping up with not only the Internet of Things (IoT), but with the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) as well. If that wasn't enough, we continue to see changes to regulations around patient medical records and billing. Any solutions you deploy have to be able to keep up with progress and plan for the future of both technology and regulations. 

Diagnosing the challenges of bandwidth, privacy and security that come with these new technologies isn't easy. When treating and protecting patients with the latest life-saving technologies is the top objective, so too must be delivering and supporting real-time connectivity 24/7. Throughout its 30-year history of powering and protecting technology investments, Chatsworth Products (CPI) has provided countless hospital systems, Healthcare facilities and other medical IT professionals with the critical information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure needed to help ensure quality care, record keeping and more. 

And now, we have a way for you to learn everything you need to know to do that. Join Tom Cabral from CPI and Accu-Tech for a live webinar on Thursday, May 13th to explore the technologies driving today’s growth and the solutions that provide the necessary infrastructure power and protection to ensure patient care remains safeguarded, no matter where or how it must be administered.