Solutions for a sustainable healthcare sector

• An aging patient population: as the population ages, the amount of people in need of medical care increases. But will there be enough resources and healthcare professionals to take care of them?


• Increasingly empowered patients and doctors: digitization has made people more aware of their own health, and results in a growing demand for deeper insights and guidance from healthcare professionals. Physicians are also asking for digital solutions to keep track of their patients’ health and gain new insights.


• The data revolution: thanks to new medical technologies, the amount of data in hospitals is increasing exponentially. To unlock its full potential, however, the data has to be interpreted in meaningful ways.


• Hospital networks: hospitals are no longer islands and need to be able to work together with other hospitals and healthcare institutions to broaden their expertise, improve and further specialize their medical offering, and benefit from economies of scale.


• Doing more with less: Just like many other sectors, the healthcare industry has to find a way to control costs while increasing the quality of care, for example by reducing false positives and providing preventive and proactive treatments. Continuous innovation will be a prerequisite to tackle this challenge.

与在其它行业的应用不同，在创新与进步的同时，如何保护公众安全、产品质量与数据完整性成为对制药行业计算机化系统的独特要求。所有计算机化系统必须被确保稳定可靠的运行，满足预期用途且符合GxP法规要求。各国监管机构有权通过法律来强制执行适用法规。

• 所有计算机化系统必须被确保稳定可靠的运行，满足预期用途且符合GxP法规要求。
• 各国监管机构有权通过法律来强制执行适用法规。
• 被监管公司在哪里生产或销售，就要遵守哪个国家或地区的GxP法规。