Information technology is advancing rapidly, as each year in the quantity and consistency of IT inventions surpasses the previous. Fundamental human efforts have been fundamentally altered in the acquisition of intelligence, communication, entertainment consumption, even essential reasoning and no aspect of our culture is excluded. Like every other industry, the established healthcare system must adapt to stay viable.

Among other advances in health, IT and communication are Electronic Medical (EMR) and its more detailed edition, Electronic Health Records (EHR). Wireless innovations, which are most commonly credited with revolutionizing the media and entertainment sectors, often create significant possibilities for healthcare practice. Users now have optimizing apps with small wireless sensors that transmit vital sign data to their devices, such as pulse rate. Users also have the option of optimizing apps with small wireless sensors that transmit vital sign data to their devices, such as pulse rate.

The meaning behind the healthcare industry’s primary mandate is therefore not to design innovative treatment options and technologies but to incorporate them fully. Similarly, the management of healthcare, which is already an interdisciplinary task, is most successful when complemented by working knowledge of health IT and communication. Sure the technology will continue to grow and improve, but at least the importance of health IT and communication will be never-ending.