Have you read the latestCisco Connected Health newsletter?  In an effort to bring you relevant stories about the positive impacts of health IT, this issue features real-world implementations including:

• University of Virginia Center for Telehealth Provides Timely Access to Specialty Medical Services

Using video and remote medical  equipment, UVA Center for Telehealth  provides basic medical examinations and services in 40 specialties, including psychiatry, cardiology, pediatric specialties, child neurology, orthopedics, and genetic studies.

• Southern Illinois Healthcare Standardizes on Cisco Unified Data Center Environment

By transitioning their data center to Cisco UCS Blade Servers and Cisco Unified Fabric, Southern Illinois Healthcare achieved greater performance and flexibility with integrated management while saving over$200,000 in capital expenditures due to data center efficiencies.

• Houston Methodist Accelerates into Future of Wireless

Houston Methodist recently implemented Cisco wireless solutions to handle the exponential proliferation of wireless devices and applications at their 500,000-square-foot research institute in and five hospitals.

• Adapting to an Evolving Healthcare Environment

Mountain States Health Alliance reduced IT problems by installing an infrastructure capable of handling updates, scaling, and ensuring security while providing visibility into the network.

The latest newsletter also includes an introduction to the new Cisco DX70 and DX80 endpoints and a series of video clips featuring Barbara Casey, Senior Director of Health Care Business Transformation at Cisco, about trends in healthcare innovation.

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