How can robotic process automation benefit healthcare organisations?
Video
11th August 2020
In this video we reveal how automation can drive real benefits in healthcare – and how common barriers to implementation can be overcome.
Healthcare organisations are increasingly turning to robotic process automation (RPA) to help them achieve more with less, free up time and enable clinical staff to do what they became healthcare professionals to do: deliver care.
However, a number of barriers continue to hold back adoption of RPA. In this video, Simon Perks, Head of Robotics and AI at Agilisys and his colleague Paul Malcolm, Head of Healthcare, provide answers to a series of commonly asked questions regarding these roadblocks, including:
Why are robots so useful in a healthcare setting?
How can healthcare organisations build trust in robots?
How can any fears around robotics be overcome?
What are the key drivers to a successful RPA implementation?
How can an organisation identify where to start with RPA?
Paul Malcolm is Head of Healthcare at Agilisys, and has nearly two decades of experience in the healthcare technology and transformation sector, specialising in digital transformation and the 'Cloud First' agenda. Paul has worked with numerous healthcare organisations to help them migrate, operate and support their services in the Cloud, while developing strategies to drive workforce productivity, including implementation and optimisation of Office365 across the NHS. Paul also has an increasing focus on AI and Robotic Process Automation and how it can help create more time for both front line and back office staff to deliver meaningful work, rather than repetitive admin tasks.
Simon Perks
Head of Robotics and AI at Agilisys
Simon Perks is Head of Robotics and AI at Agilisys
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