InterSystems Asia Healthcare Summit Discusses an AI and Connected Care Future

SECTOR UPDATE - InterSystems 

Healthcare leaders from across the Asia Pacific region have come together for the InterSystems Asia Healthcare Summit, featuring an AI and Connected Care Symposium designed to help healthcare leaders navigate a future shaped by data and AI-enabled care. The summit, from August 21-22 in Jakarta, advanced data-enabled healthcare initiatives across the region, with a particular focus on Indonesia’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.

The opening day of the summit focused on preparing healthcare organisations for a data and AI-enabled future. Discussions centred on the integration of health and care data and the critical role of the HL7® FHIR® interoperability standard.

Luciano Brustia, Regional Managing Director, Asia Pacific, InterSystems, highlighted how the company’s innovative technologies are revolutionising healthcare delivery across the Asia Pacific region. “Many of the region’s best private hospitals rely on our TrakCare® electronic medical record system to deliver world-class care and service and to improve efficiency. A growing number of healthcare organisations are also using our InterSystems IRIS for Health™ data platform to fully unlock the potential of their data, resulting in improved decision-making and business agility. We are proud of our regional partnerships and growing customer community and we remain dedicated to supporting the ongoing digital transformation of healthcare in Asia,” he said.

Kathleen Aller, InterSystems Global Head of Healthcare Market Strategy, engaged delegates with the question, “Are You and Your Data AI Ready?”. Aller highlighted the challenge of AI readiness, noting, “According to Gartner, only 5% of organisations feel their data is AI-ready. Without comprehensive, usable data, AI initiatives may not achieve the desired outcomes.”

Local perspectives were shared by Alwidyarly Zufly, Head of Data Analytics at BitHealth, and Andri Hidayat, Digital Service Transformation and IT Director at Prodia, who presented valuable case studies on building FHIR repositories.

Attendees also experienced demonstrations of the latest innovations from InterSystems and its partners. Thomas How, CTO of Malaysia-based Hesper Technologies, and Daniel Wang, Co-founder and CTO of Singapore-based Jonda Health, showcased cutting-edge solutions built upon InterSystems technology in a session titled “Data Visualization and Interoperability with InterSystems IRIS.”

InterSystems also unveiled upcoming AI capabilities for its TrakCare electronic medical record (EMR) system, including an AI-enabled assistant designed to enhance patient care and reduce administrative tasks.

For more information and updates from the InterSystems Asia Healthcare Summit, visit https://www.intersystems.com/sg/ISCAsiaSummit2024/.

Source: InterSystems media release

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