What's standing betweenyour team and better care?

of healthcare IT decision-makers are prioritizing investments in emergency and critical care workflows, recognizing their impact on outcomes and system efficiency.

Hybrid environments are 78% more likely to integrate with electronic health records (EHR) than traditional setups, highlighting the challenge non-integrated systems face in delivering critical patient data to care teams.

of healthcare organizations report the absence of automated event notifications as a significant communication barrier.

of healthcare staff cite the burden of using too many disparate communication tools as a major operational challenge.

of healthcare organizations identify downtime due to connectivity issues as a significant barrier to effective operations.

of IT decision-makers plan to start using or increase investment in mobile business calling apps (softphones) to address fragmentation.

Missed appointments (no-shows) cost medical practices an estimated $150 to $300 each, representing a significant revenue drain.

of IT decision-makers plan to invest in client/patient assessment and case management tools to address current workflow inefficiencies.

of organizations list supporting telehealth and virtual care as a top investment driver, aiming to overcome current limitations in expanding access to healthcare services.

Europe faces a critical shortage of approximately 1.2 million doctors, nurses, and midwives.

of organizations are driving UC investments specifically to enhance staff satisfaction by reducing communication barriers and simplifying workflows, directly addressing burnout and retention issues.

of organizations cite insufficient technology training as a barrier, exacerbating the strain on the existing workforce.

US national health expenditure is projected to grow from $5.6 trillion in 2025 to $8.6 trillion by 2033, when it will account for 20.3% of U.S. GDP.

The UK private healthcare market was projected to reach £11.2 billion in 2025, with a 3.4% CAGR through 2032, driven largely by people seeking to bypass NHS waits.

Europe faces a shortage of around 1.2 million doctors, nurses, and midwives, combined with an aging workforce and high administrative burden that drives burnout.

of healthcare IT decision-makers cite dealing with privacy and compliance concerns as a top challenge.

of decision-makers view advanced security features as a critical factor when purchasing infrastructure, highlighting the pressure to protect sensitive data.

of organizations agree that consolidating communications systems improves their ability to manage infrastructure, a critical factor in reducing the security risks associated with ‘vendor sprawl’ and complex, unmanaged tools.

of organizations are planning investments in digital tools specifically to improve compliance and reporting workflows.