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Medical clinics face a perfect storm: overwhelming administrative burdens, growing patient volumes, and the pressure to adopt new technologies like virtual care and AI tools. All of this while navigating aging infrastructure and limited IT budgets.
The numbers are concerning: 64 percent of Canadian healthcare providers have experienced security breaches since 2021, and 94 percent of healthcare IT professionals report that their organizations still rely on legacy technology. This creates a paradox where clinics are adopting new devices and tools while struggling to manage and secure them effectively.
- EMR system support and optimization
- Telehealth and virtual care infrastructure
- Device management across laptops, tablets, and mobile
- Cybersecurity and patient data protection
- Legacy system integration and modernization
🖥️ The Healthcare IT Paradox
Clinics are rapidly adopting new devices and technologies, but 51 percent cannot detect new devices or support them remotely with legacy infrastructure. The result: security gaps and inefficiency.
⏰ Time Lost to Technical Issues
Healthcare employees lose an average of 3.4 hours per week to technical difficulties. That's time taken away from patient care and added to already overwhelming workloads.
📱 Device Proliferation
37 percent of healthcare organizations report an increase in the mix of devices used, plus growing BYOD policies. Managing and securing this diverse device landscape is a growing challenge.
🔒 Security Breaches
32 percent of Canadian healthcare organizations experienced data leaks from employees in the last year, and 37 percent from outside attacks. Patient data protection is not optional.