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Health sector organizations are coming closer to standardization for the management of patient data and information that allows the interoperability between the different agents within the sector and at the same time, empowers the patients in the development of their information.
HL7 or Health Level Seven and Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) is a new generation of data standard that is winning ground.
The interoperability is the facility of connecting various systems and that they speak the same language. Counting on this option is very important because it enables us to become health service clients, as owners of our information. Thus, we can provide sensitive and detailed information if it is necessary
The tool also offers focused measures to the client to understand preferences and create better experiences.
Brands face the need to base their decision making on the use of data from their processes every day, and in a digital context, this becomes even more of a priority. This is why Google Data Studio is presented as a tool with the adequate potential to exploit, analyze and synthesize the data sets obtained in different operational processes of the business through the management tools that are used.
All brands currently look to give an outlet to and use the data obtained through the creation of reports that allow the exploitation, analysis and synthesis of the sets of data obtained from the processes. This is why we have taken on the task of investigating some report creation tools and their main characteristics which are shared below.
Most brands currently fight to ensure the effectiveness of their strategies; however, it is of vital importance to start from an axis that allows you to guide, monitor, verify results and adjust the strategy based on this axis. It is convenient to measure the axis through a layer of performance indicators to gain an understanding of how it moves through time and the operation of processes. In this article, we present suggestions of performance indicators for your website.
With the COVID-19 pandemic, the opportunity for the health sector to work closely with data and technology was evidenced, to support their marketing teams better and to improve the attendance and service of the users. The actions taken will be decisive and the implementation of care processes will allow lives to be saved by being able to count on data at the right time.
In a digital context, there is a growing need for brands to discover or reveal the path which the user follows within a website which is achieved through the planning and execution of correct data gathering that enables data products for activation and contribution within your digital strategy.
User experience (UX) is understood as the way in which a website is built, based on the needs of the people who visit the site, as well as on the objectives of it to exist. Today’s consumers are demanding, so they expect each experience to be designed especially for them and that brands know them better than anyone. This challenges graphic designers and marketing specialists to build websites that also are very easy to access for your potential clients, supporting the fulfillment of business objectives.
For digital marketing strategies, it is essential to take Google Ads tools into account; however, it is also possible to have a refined measurement as a complement, for example, Google Tag Manager, which will give us conversion tracking in detail.
