Healthcare and its subsets like Pharma have a significant and growing use of Information Technology. Mistakes are costly, as literally people's lives are at stake. The gap between the knowledge streams of the domain experts (mainly Doctors) and the programmers is very wide. This makes it challenging to have them collaborate together to create useful applications in the Healthcare space. As exciting fields like BioInformatics show a lot of promise, this knowledge gap becomes a significant obstacle in realising it.
Health tech companies rely heavily on training programmers, for imparting domain knowledge. However, it is tough to get good programmers to be equally good Health tech professionals. Healthcare professionals flexing to become good at programming is equally futile. This create challenges in creating good health tech applications quickly and cost effectively.
At Acism, we place more emphasis on the collaboration between the domain experts and programmers. This collaboration is tech-enabled – based on the X-flowcharts. Programmers do not need to understand all the nitti-gritties of Healthcare. They need to understand those only in context of the component at hand. Thus, both the programmers and domain experts can operate in their areas of expertise, and their collaboration drives successful creation of the software.
Acism's model works better also for the long term, over which these products need to be served. In the long term, team changes are inevitable. The existing people-centric model therefore has a risk of going wrong somewhere along the way. Acism's model stays strong, because the team changes are accounted for. Recruitment is easy, as we do not need to look for in-depth healthcare domain expertise in good programmers.
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