AWS for Industries
Author: Harvey Ruback
Harvey Ruback is a Senior Partner Solution Architect on the Healthcare and Life Sciences team at Amazon Web Services. He has over 25 years of professional software development and architecture experience in a range of industries including speech recognition, aerospace, healthcare, and life sciences. When not working with customers, he enjoys spending time with his family and friends, exploring his new home state of New York, and working on his wife’s never-ending list of home projects.
Care without Boundaries enabled by Smile Digital Health on AWS
Blog guest authored by Shane McNamee, SVP, Strategic Growth and Peter Yiu, Director, Strategy and Transformation of Smile Digital Health The inconsistent implementation of interoperability in healthcare today can directly impact quality of care, population health, payor and provider workflows, and increase operational costs. Smile Digital Health‘s Smile CDR enables organizations to address these challenges […]
Improving Healthcare Education and Simulation with AWS
Introduction Medical professionals require the latest in education and training in order to effectively care for patients. Healthcare simulation is a broad concept that healthcare professionals use for education, assessment, research, and health system integrations for helping with patient safety. In healthcare organizations, this often means creating advanced simulations designed to push clinicians and test […]
Reduce Lab Code Matching Efforts with hc1 on AWS
Blog guest authored by Charlie Clarke, Yanni Pandelidis, and Bill Robinson from hc1 A back-office challenge between provider networks and diagnostic testing organizations is the sharing of common service, test, and procedure names and codes. Historically, different organizations have had their own naming and coding catalog, also referred to as a compendium. The inconsistent representations […]
Bridging Conventional GxP Solutions with the AWS Cloud: An Approach to Adopting Cloud Services
The cloud has brought agility and cost savings compared to running workloads in a data center, forcing customers to consider how regulatory concerns are shared between themselves and the cloud provider. Customers with existing GxP (an abbreviation for “good practice” guidelines and regulations for various industries like pharmaceutical, agricultural, or manufacturing) solutions are challenged when […]
Applying the AWS Shared Responsibility Model to your GxP Solution
The AWS Shared Responsibility Model is often discussed as a topic to illustrate AWS security principles, but you can also apply it to compliance-related activities such as GxP. The shared model provides constructive mechanisms to illustrate the separation of tasks between AWS and the customer. AWS is responsible for the security and compliance of the […]