New Whitepaper on Healthcare 4.0 – The Digital Way to Better Care

Up to 15 billion euros in sales, more than 10,000 additional jobs and savings up to 4 billion euros. Sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it?

However, these are precisely the future forecasts for the healthcare sector made by the business consulting firm Roland Berger. But these forecasts only apply to a digitized and state-of-the-art industry and ongoing digitization. And this is exactly where the problem in Germany comes in: Almost the entire healthcare industry is at a low level of digitization. In the Digital Health Index by Bertelsmann Foundation, the intra-European comparison of the level of digitization of healthcare systems, Germany ranks second to last. 

The new white paper on Healthcare 4.0 gives you a brief insight into the status quo of the German healthcare system and shows precisely where digital solutions can unfold their full potential. In medical practices, clinics, medical care centres (MVZ) and pharmacies, there are places where digitalisation is just waiting to be introduced and to make the life and work of employees and patients easier and better. Digitalization offers opportunities for improvement especially where gaps in nursing or care arise due to a lack of qualified personnel.

Up to 15 billion euros in sales, more than 10,000 additional jobs and savings up to 4 billion euros. Sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it?

However, these are precisely the future forecasts for the healthcare sector made by the business consulting firm Roland Berger. But these forecasts only apply to a digitized and state-of-the-art industry and ongoing digitization. And this is exactly where the problem in Germany comes in: Almost the entire healthcare industry is at a low level of digitization. In the Digital Health Index by Bertelsmann Foundation, the intra-European comparison of the level of digitization of healthcare systems, Germany ranks second to last. 

The new white paper on Healthcare 4.0 gives you a brief insight into the status quo of the German healthcare system and shows precisely where digital solutions can unfold their full potential. In medical practices, clinics, medical care centres (MVZ) and pharmacies, there are places where digitalisation is just waiting to be introduced and to make the life and work of employees and patients easier and better. Digitalization offers opportunities for improvement especially where gaps in nursing or care arise due to a lack of qualified personnel.

Innovative solutions for all players in the healthcare industry

Service providers and service providers are equally in demand to advance the digitalisation of the health care system and to make Germany a pioneer again through a spirit of innovation. It is not important whether this is achieved through the complete and uniform integration of the electronic health card (eGK), the electronic patient file (ePA), the ePrescription or the Telekonsil and other measures laid down in the eHealth Act, or through the country’s own, technically supported health applications such as improved, online appointment management, digitally supported patient pastoral care or an operation simulator for further training of doctors. The German healthcare industry cannot be satisfied with being on the penultimate place of the digitisation index. Digital solutions for the healthcare sector can help to avoid savings and permanently relieve personnel. Thus, the two biggest problems of this industry can be tackled innovatively.  
Find out in the new white paper how all service providers and service providers can benefit from digital solutions. The hurdle of constant cost pressure and the increasing shortage of skilled workers can be overcome and mitigated by modern technology.

Healthcare 4.0: Download Whitepaper now.

Learn in the new white paper how all service providers and suppliers can benefit from digital solutions. The hurdle of the constant cost pressure and the increasing shortage of skilled workers can be absorbed and weakened by modern technology.

Innovative solutions for all players in the healthcare industry

Service providers and service providers are equally in demand to advance the digitalisation of the health care system and to make Germany a pioneer again through a spirit of innovation. It is not important whether this is achieved through the complete and uniform integration of the electronic health card (eGK), the electronic patient file (ePA), the ePrescription or the Telekonsil and other measures laid down in the eHealth Act, or through the country’s own, technically supported health applications such as improved, online appointment management, digitally supported patient pastoral care or an operation simulator for further training of doctors. The German healthcare industry cannot be satisfied with being on the penultimate place of the digitisation index. Digital solutions for the healthcare sector can help to avoid savings and permanently relieve personnel. Thus, the two biggest problems of this industry can be tackled innovatively.  
Find out in the new white paper how all service providers and service providers can benefit from digital solutions. The hurdle of constant cost pressure and the increasing shortage of skilled workers can be overcome and mitigated by modern technology.

Healthcare 4.0: Download Whitepaper now.

Learn in the new white paper how all service providers and suppliers can benefit from digital solutions. The hurdle of the constant cost pressure and the increasing shortage of skilled workers can be absorbed and weakened by modern technology.