Cloud Computing in Medicine: Current trends and Possibilities

Cloud Computing is an Internet computing model in which client PCs access pooled resources, software, and data via web/cloud servers. Health IT refers to computer IT systems that handle the electronic health records of patients based on the electronic health records to make cloud computing easier for people, organizations, and companies; Large IT firms have already invested millions of dollars in infrastructure, services, tools, and apps. The healthcare industry is still so diversified, complex, and distinctive, it must be established that it is interesting to examine how cloud computing affects it. It poses several concerns, including safeguarding members’ health records while adhering to HIPAA regulation and Federal compliance requirements’ guidelines. In addition, the rising expense of healthcare solutions is a concern. Consumer expenses are being reduced, and IT will play a crucial part in attaining this goal and enhancing clinical and quality outcomes for patients. The way cloud computing addresses these problems in the healthcare sector and contributes to them is fascinating to see. This research seeks to study the current condition and emerging advances of cloud computing in health care.