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Using the HIMSS Analytics Infrastructure Adoption Model (INFRAM), your healthcare organization can measure the relative levels of adoption of technical infrastructure. By identifying specific benchmarks to reach before going live with more advanced business and clinical applications and capabilities, such as Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems, IoT, telemedicine, etc., the INFRAM ensures that a health system's infrastructure is stable, manageable, and extensible. Learn more about the INFRAM and Cisco Healthcare at http://cs.co/INFRAM.
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