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Providing A Better Last Mile Experience For Medtech And Patients

Cisco’s Digital Front Door Opens Onto A World Where Patient Engagement Meets Consumerism

 
• By Ashley Yeo

Every part of health care today needs connectivity, says Cisco’s Troy Yoder. He explains the unique role the company’s technology plays in ensuring patients get the best care the medtech industry can offer.

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Troy Yoder and colleagues at Cisco have been fielding the same questions from the health care industry for some time now. “Aren’t you routers, wireless and networking?” they ask. For Cisco, the Annual Conference of the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS22) in Florida was a good opportunity to walk people through the connectivity journey and explain the increasingly significant role that Cisco plays as health care delivery continues to transform.

Cisco is not a health care company; however, it does have an Industry Solutions Group focused on solution development for...

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