Implications of Cloud Computing for Health Care

Abstract

Cloud computing (CC) lets you access software as a service through the Internet. It lets you create and customize Internet apps. Online program execution, setup, and use is cloud computing. CC is the delivery of computing services such as cloud storage, infrastructure, and apps. Local web browser is needed to access the cloud. So CC makes corporate apps interoperable and mobile. In health care, CC increases efficiency and reduces expenses. CC streamlines and saves medical record sharing, automates internal operations, and helps create telemedicine apps. Healthcare providers can now use the cloud for better connectivity, flexible storage, and larger coverage. This indicates CC in health care can improve global patient care. The healthcare business is being reshaped by data and technologies. The extensive use of CC aims to regulate data scalability and instantly access medical records. By 2025, CC’s market share in health care might rise 15% per year. This quick rise is the midway of cloud adoption in healthcare areas such as service sector, clinic, pharmaceutical/end user, and private cloud. Private cloud is the cloud service purchased by healthcare providers.