In an on demand world, online booking and automated appointments are a must. Medical facilities in this audience are seeking booking integrations and self-serve patient portals to simplify the appointment making process. They may have an interest in many popular booking software options like ZocDoc, DocMeIn, AppointmentPlus, PatientPop, TheraBill, SimplePractice and many more.

Bedside technology is the collection of tools, devices, and methods of monitoring patient status in the treatment room. Medical professionals in this list are interested in or in need of bedside technology for the care, monitoring and treatments of patients from their bedside at a hospital or medical facility or even at home.

The patient care coordinator in a doctor's office or hospital is a crucial role for helping patients receive medical attention and proper follow-ups. They may be seeking training courses to improve their performance in the role, or investigate options for patient care CRM software to assist in day to day operations.

Medical professionals in this list are interested in clinical data management software and solutions for the collection, integration and availability of clinical data. Clinical data management is a critical process in reliable and statistically sound clinical research.

Clinical informatics applies data management and information technology to plan and provide health care services. Medical professionals in this audience use computer science and healthcare management to enhance daily hospital or office workflows and ensure quality patient care. They may be looking into automated clinical informatics software, or seeking patient engagement or clinical analytics software.

The American Medical Association describes clinical integration as "the means to facilitate the coordination of patient care across conditions, providers, settings, and time in order to achieve care that is safe, timely, effective, equitable, and patient-focused". This audience intends to capture those interested in learning more about clinical integration in healthcare.

Clinical workflow solutions are essential to ensuring that the entire process of delivering clinical services is completed in an efficient and timely manner. Many emergency departments rely on these tools to keep track of the various events happening throughout the medical facility. Based on recent search behavior, individuals in this audience are believed to be interested in learning more about clinical workflow solutions and the current options on the market.

A computer-assisted coding system (CACS) is a type of software used in the medical field that analyzes healthcare documents and produces appropriate medical codes for specific phrases and terms within the document. Individuals in this audience are likely interested in learning more about the benefits of using a computer-assisted coding system.

A hospital will employ a Data Protection Officer (DPO) to process personal health records and monitor security measures to ensure patient records are properly maintained and stored. Those in this audience are likely seeking to employ a DPO at their medical facility, or seeking additional technologies and software options to support the role.

Datamonitor is an international company that specializes in providing market intelligence, data analysis, and industry opinion on various industries across markets. Individuals interested in learning what Datamonitor has to offer in the Healthcare industry make up this audience.

A patient's medical records are confidential and medical facilities must take proper security steps to prevent a breach or data leak. Hospitals and medical facilities in this group are likely to research proper medical record handling, healthcare document management software options, secure physical storage or shredding methods or the services of a medical record custodian.

An enterprise master patient index is a patient database used by healthcare organizations to assign a unique identifier for each patient that is valid across all locations and affiliates. Larger medical companies are likely researching these solutions including brands like Occam eMPI, Verato EMPI, HealthShare, ARGO EMPI and many more.

The intensive care unit (ICU) staff must be prepared for the worst case scenarios and must have well executed systems in place to manage workflow. The directors and managers in these wards are likely to be the ones researching topics like ICU remote monitoring, the ISICEM Journal, critical care patient management and other relevant items.

Palm vein authentication can be used for many access and security programs, but has an application in the health care field as well. This technology can be used for instant and accurate patient identification when taking vital signs, distributing medication, beginning surgery and more. Hospitals and medical facilities may be seeking to install these systems for better patient protection.

Patient administration is a role filled in most medical facilities and these responsibilities include management of a Master Patient Index, in person or automated appointment or wait list scheduling, patient record management, coding and billing, emergency admissions and other responsibilities, These can all be automated by patient administration system software.

The Institute of Medicine defines is as “Providing care that is respectful of, and responsive to, individual patient preferences, needs and values, and ensuring that patient values guide all clinical decisions.” Medical facilities in this category are likely to be researching the five steps of the patient care model: decision support, health systems, delivery system design, clinical information systems, and self-management support.

A patient's medical data includes basic identifying information, insurance policy numbers, vital signs, diagnoses and test results and much more. Hospitals and medical facilities in this group are likely to research proper coding and data entry methods for this sensitive data, patient data management software options, HIPAA training for office employees and more.

A collaborative approach to medicine, this refers to providers and patients working together to improve individual healthcare. These medical professionals are researching better patient engagement strategies, patient engagement software and shared decision making practices to encourage patients to be involved and invested in their health care journey.

Errors in patient identification can be unfortunate, damaging or even deadly. Proper patient identification and medical record matching is an important part of daily medical operations, and medical professionals constantly seek better ways to eliminate errors by researching topics like handoff practices, palm vein or biometric ID scanners, hospital wristband accuracy rates and more.

Patient healthcare information is extremely private and because of this fact there are numerous healthcare data security solutions on the market. Despite this fact, patient identity theft is still a rampant issue throughout the healthcare industry. Members of this audience have been observed searching the web for patient identity theft prevention measures and solutions.

Patient information security refers to the process doctors and healthcare providers must adhere to to ensure protected health information (PHI) remains private and confidential. Members of this audience have exhibited an interest in patient information security.

A patient's medical records are confidential and protected by government regulations. Medical facilities may be liable if they do not take proper security steps and suffer a breach or data leak. Hospitals and medical facilities in this group are likely to research proper document storage, healthcare document management software options, secure physical storage or shredding methods, HIPAA training for office employees and more.

There is an increasing trend for outpatient care, and medical professionals can use a multitude of patient monitoring tools to assist in this process. Doctors and care providers are likely seeking patient monitoring devices, extended care solutions, remote patient monitoring, wireless health and vital sign wearable technology and other patient monitoring solutions.

Online booking, automated payments and digital access to lab records, test results, refill information and other patient records have become the norm in recent years. Medical facilities in this audience are seeking booking integrations and self-serve patient portals and other online software options like Theranest, VCita, Kareo, Bridge Patient Portal and many more.

According to the WHO, patient safety is the absence of preventable harm to a patient during the process of health care and the reduction of such risks. Medical staff are routinely trained to avoid these mistakes and likely do research into topics like good patient identification, medical error reduction strategies, and organizations like the Patient Safety Movement.

Just because a trip to the doctor can't be avoided, but that doesn't mean a patient won't leave a review online. Many medical centers and other health care facilities value patient feedback and actively seek patient feedback, carefully monitor search engine and medical review sites, research options for automated patient review within a patient portal or other platform and perhaps seek marketing assistance to promote their practice.

A patient's medical records are confidential and protected by government regulations. Medical facilities may be liable if they do not take proper security steps and suffer a breach or data leak. Hospitals and medical facilities in this group are likely to research proper document storage, healthcare document management software options, secure physical storage or shredding methods, HIPAA training for office employees and more.

Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is any information that can be used to identify an individual's identity. This includes email address, home address, social security number, IP address, drivers license number, date of birth and more. Those in this audience are likely seeking ways to secure any PII that they might have, or limit or eliminate the collection of it during the normal course of business.

HIPAA laws provide federal protection for an individual's health care data stored at a medical facility or hospital and permits the disclosure of personal health information when requested by the patient. Those in this audience are interested in using the best policies and practices for keeping and securing protected health information at their workplace.