The global patient portal market is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19.44% from 2023 to 2030. This growth is driven by factors such as the rising number of healthcare facilities adopting patient portals, increasing demand for Electronic Health Records (EHR), and mandatory federal norms.
Digital community portals for medical practitioners are an important part of the healthcare industry’s digital transformation.
They let healthcare professionals to interact, share information, and collaborate on patient care, and they are helping to build the patient portal and digital health businesses.
Easy Content Management
Flexible and Dynamic Solution
Effective Automation
Implementation of Health Suggestion Tips
Third-party Tool Integrations Like LDAP, SAML
Achieved Better Health Status
The client community was formed by combined groups of medics which includes group of health specialists, hospitals and patients.
With over 2,200 doctors and medical staff on board, this is one of the largest healthcare specialist organizations in health sector. The community exchange health information with a purpose to offer an optimum level of health care system entirely focusing on patient’s health.
To meet the client’s requirements, analyst recommended Liferay technology (Open Source). Using Liferay, it was easy to manage content and make use of inbuilt features like role, permission and workflow which was other requirement of client. In addition, stakeholder have feature to customize the look and feel of the project.
Electronic technologies that allow patients to engage with health care experts have grown in popularity in recent years, which has had an impact on individuals’ awareness of their own health.
Adoption of these technologies may be an essential step in improving the quality and efficiency of health-care services, as well as a critical component in the development of a more egalitarian, effective, and safe health-care system.
Indeed, due to the rapid expansion and spread of digital health, including health information sources such as electronic medical records (EMRs), online access to information by patients and health care providers has become an essential component of health care delivery.
