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Cisco TelePresence for Healthcare:

Improving the Quality and Speed of Care

Executive Summary

Organizations dedicated to improving healthcare rely on collaboration and innovation to help them

meet productivity and economic challenges. Whether it is a pharmaceutical company seeking to

accelerate drug discovery or a hospital needing to maximize the productivity of its specialists, the

ability to bring people together with each other – and with information – is integral to achieving their

goals. Cisco TelePresence™ helps healthcare organizations:

Strengthen clinical collaboration cost-effectively

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Enable virtual care team consultation

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Manage distributed operations

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Scale scarce resources and reduce travel costs

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Expand access to care

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Introduction

Finding ways to manage rapidly escalating costs, accelerate innovation, deliver high-quality care,

and maximize use of skilled resources is particularly important for healthcare organizations.

Demand for healthcare is growing rapidly, and organizations dedicated to delivering quality

healthcare services find themselves managing a dispersed care environment. They need better

access to primary and specialized care resources. And they must manage growing complexity in

their clinical, operations, and regulatory environments. Improving collaboration brings people

together with information and expertise to meet these challenges.

Growing Need for Internal Collaboration

Healthcare professionals, including physicians, residents, nurses, and staff must complete training

throughout the year to maintain licenses. Completing this training takes time away from patients

and often involves costly travel. Many forms of remote or online training are inadequate because

they do not facilitate appropriate interaction. Collaboration with specialists, such as tumor boards,

usually requires physicians to travel from a surrounding area and lose time with their patients. At

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