At HLTH Europe 2025, Microsoft will showcase our commitment to move forward the next frontier of health AI innovation.
Whether you’re interested in using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to drive better health outcomes, reduce your operational costs, or improve fraud detection, one way you can better unlock these capabilities is through leveraging blockchain.
FHIR Server for Azure empowers developers with open source software to move clinical health data into the Microsoft Cloud with the emerging standard HL7 FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources).
Building higher quality models in almost all cases can be done better through collaboration across a consortium of healthcare organizations instead of any one organization going at it alone. Using blockchain can help to address this issue and unlock the power of AI for healthcare organizations.
three ways we can leverage technology to support this new health and wellness system with AI-assisted personalized care, mixed reality devices, and virtual care
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Jvion COO, Ritesh Sharma, says “Trust and Hybrid” makes Azure a great fit for the health industry
Learn how Get Real Health and Microsoft empower care providers and patients with an intelligent and comprehensive approach to patient engagement and collaboration
A preview of Microsoft Genomics presentations and updates at the American Society of Human Genetics Annual Meeting 2018.
Today’s healthcare organizations must overcome five key big data challenges to deliver personalized care.
Digital transformation is redefining how we deliver, receive, and manage healthcare. Catch up with insights and stories shared at Microsoft Envision 2018.
Microsoft is committed to a common language and architecture for health data management and complete digital interoperability across healthcare.
Learn more about Microsoft announcements of new secure messaging capabilities and a private preview of a new care coordination solution.
