Fraternidad-Muprespa in the ICT DIRECTOR's debate on technological needs in the healthcare world
Pedro Serrera, deputy director general of Information Systems and Services, has recently participated in the digital meeting “How have technological needs changed in the healthcare world?”, organized by Director Tic, an online media outlet belonging to the TAI group Editorial. Also taking part in the colloquium were José Carlos García, senior systems engineer from Extreme Networks, Enrique Martín, responsible for Large Accounts at Samsung, and Borja Pérez, country manager of Stormshield Iberia.
The debate began by analyzing the healthcare world and its digital transformation after two years of pandemic. Pedro Serrera highlighted that Fraternidad-Muprespa has shown “a position of certain advantage in relation to health technology because since 2019 it has had a newly opened hospital, like other centers opened later”.
The ICT part has been a challenge: an effort had to be made for teleworking and connectivity, always based on security, but we had the bases covered and the users' awareness of remote connectivity with good results in our entity.
He also showed the importance of networking the more than one hundred Fraternidad-Muprespa healthcare centers throughout Spain, and how telemedicine ensures that the patient continues with his recovery not only while he is admitted, but also, remotely, when he returns to his place of residence.
Health care is not limited to the center but is expanded, also counting on very important security levels.
At the meeting the speakers also reviewed the needs of healthcare centers with respect to the most appropriate mobile devices that they should have. Pedro Serrera stated that at
At the same time, he described that the patient who enters the Fraternidad-Muprespa Habana Hospital is geolocated, which facilitates the work of the staff and gives total confidence and security to his companions. Digitization in the hospital also allows, among other things, for digital x-rays to be sent to the “digital heart” that receives information from the operating rooms or to have the electronic digital medical record.
Security was one of the axes of the debate and Pedro Serrera indicated that in Fraternidad-Muprespa a perimeter network has been established as a security solution in the healthcare centers, "although the best technological security solution is user awareness and doing the exercise of analyzing which profiles may require more training in this regard."
