The Record - Issue 19: Winter 2020

125 PUB L I C S E C TOR “As an advisor to health systems around the world, there’s two striking commonalities that I’ve seen. First, digitisation is critical to delivering care better, more affordably, and in a customer-centric way. Second, healthcare is being increasingly delivered through partnerships between ‘best-in- class’ providers. At KPMG Healthcare, we believe in digitally enabling our solutions and partnering with globally renowned leaders in technology, which is why we’re proud of our partnership with Microsoft, who named KPMG a Partner of the Year in 2020. By digitally enabling our health sector capabilities, we’re excited to co- create an array of solutions that help health systems improve operational performance, from front-to-back office to delivering more engaging patient experiences and enabling data-driven population health strategies with ‘Care Control Towers’. By combining our strengths, we can help make healthcare systems more effective, resilient and sustainable in the digital era.” Anna van Poucke Global head of healthcare at KPMG International Lisa Khorey Executive vice president of Allscripts “ Microsoft solutions integrated with Allscripts health IT products enable customers to enjoy cyber-safety, increased productivity, improved financial and clinical outcomes and a simpler, more integrated clinical workspace. With Sunrise now offered on the Microsoft Azure cloud, we can ensure our clients benefit from enhanced cybersecurity, faster deployment and more resiliency. Care teams can harness cloud technology to more easily obtain the patient information they need, when they need it, leading to more informed decisions when treating patients. In addition, patients will now have more access to and better control of their health records through the native cloud-based version of Sunrise EHR. The cloud-based offering of Sunrise EHR and apps with Microsoft productivity tools also enable better collaboration, ease of use and productivity to every user and patient. We envision a future where advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and voice are a natural part of the electronic health record (EHR), saving clinicians time and improving the intelligence of all systems they use.”