We believe that Malaysia will lead the world in smart hospitals. Malaysia’s smart hospitals will be built on new clinical processes, highly digitized infrastructure and enhanced management systems. They will be powered by interconnected devices and provide outcomes and intelligence to achieve patient-centricity. These hospitals will be more effective, highly efficient, and cost-optimized.
SD Global has the breadth of vision, depth of technology understanding and ready frameworks to make your smart hospitals journey a guaranteed success.
Who we are
SDG offers a complete range of products for Specialty Hospital, Corporate Hospital and Government Medical Colleges, including MedCare, CliniCare, BICare, and Project Implementation. With MedCare, SDG caters to the administrative functions through Hospital Information Systems. CliniCare brings in a connected ecosystem of EMR and Home health for Clinical Care Providers. MedCare and CliniCare are built on a robust, scalable and cloud-based, open architecture to connect with various applications to using the integration framework. BICare, on the other hand, is the business analytics suite, offered by SDG to its clients. It provides KPIs and predictive modeling to enable business decisions for stakeholders.
Specializing in Healthcare Information Technology, SDG offers solutions that help healthcare providers implement efficient care methodologies. The company understands the need to monitor the condition of a patient and proffers Clinical Monitoring System and a Decision Support System. Another key offering in the company’s portfolio is Clinical Assessment tool to evaluate the patient’s condition predicting the risks and prognosis. This is done by organizing questionnaire, scale or a checklist. Additionally, SDG provides Enterprise Supports Services model, which is available to hospitals 24/7.
The SDG team, going ahead, aims to bring in new and advanced technologies in the field of Connected Healthcare and Home health. It also has plans to expand its footprints across Australia, New Zealand, and in the APAC region. SDG is also working to come up with cloud-based offerings for Small Hospitals and Daycare centers.
Thought Leadership
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