Software and personnel in the care largest cost – Computable

A total an average of nearly 50 percent of total ICT-care costs spent on software and personnel. The distribution of this is on average 23 percent to software and 26 percent of staff. The werplekkosten takes a large part of the cost to complete, a whopping 22 percent. Last year the figure was still up 8 percent, a strong rise.

The average rate of turnover in the care is spent on ICT has increased compared to last year. The ‘ICT Benchmark Care’ 2014 was 2.9 percent, in 2015 this was 3.6 percent. Versus other benchmarks in health care, this is still low: mental health institution 5.2 percent and 4.7 percent hospitals. The expectations are that these ICT costs by increasing digitalisation in relation to the turnover in the coming years will increase to about 5 percent.

Health care institutions are increasingly digital, it is concluded from the growth in the number of workstations per FTE. This is by M & amp; I / Partners examined in the ICT Benchmark Care ‘, which provides insight into the costs and performance of the ICT industry. The number of health care organization that works with an electronic client file (ecd), with employees using (mobile) devices at the source of the information process, increases. This requires more and other ICT resources ‘normal’ computers are being replaced by laptops or tablets. Thin clients have within inpatient settings have the largest share in terms of workplaces. This development will continue in the coming days, bringing the number of workstations per FTE increases, expect M & amp; I / Partners.

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