For its Healthcare Executives’ COVID-19 Experience report, KLAS surveyed 19 executives from 18 healthcare organizations about their biggest tech problems, whether they’ve solved them and issues that still remain during the pandemic.
Here are the biggest tech challenges for organizations during the COVID-19 crisis that respondents cited:
- Telehealth: 32 percent
- Remote patient monitoring: 26 percent
- Interoperability: 21 percent
- Real-time data analytics: 16 percent
- Surveillance: 5 percent
When asked whether they have solved their respective telehealth challenges, 84 percent of respondents said yes and 16 percent said they were still in the process of resolving issues.
For remote patient monitoring, nearly half (45 percent) of respondents said their tech challenges were unsolved, followed by 33 percent who were still in the process and 22 percent who said they solved any issues.
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