In the post, several of Microsoft’s healthcare technology leaders — Greg Moore, MD, PhD, corporate vice president of health technology and alliances; David Rhew, MD, vice president and chief medical officer; and Peter Lee, corporate vice president of Microsoft Healthcare — described the new offerings.
The new tools and updates include:
- A Bookings app within the Microsoft Teams communication platform allowing care teams to schedule and conduct virtual patient visits
- The Microsoft Compliance Score, which will monitor organizations’ Microsoft 365 environments to determine HIPAA and HITECH compliance
- Broader availability of the Azure Sphere integrated cybersecurity solution for connected medical devices and services
- The addition of symptom-checking and other healthcare-specific templates for the Microsoft Healthcare Bot virtual assistant creator
- A suite of analytics services that can be used in the Microsoft Azure cloud platform and comply with Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources standards
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