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Healthcare Triangle, Inc. has entered a collaboration with Better.care to extend digital health and data platform services across Europe, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. The agreement includes workforce enablement programs and positions Healthcare Triangle as a preferred service provider in multiple markets.
Healthcare Triangle, Inc. has entered into a Development Program Agreement with Better.care to expand its health data platform services across Europe, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, announced in a press release.
Under the partnership, Healthcare Triangle and its subsidiary QuantumNexis will participate in training and certification programs aimed at building expertise in implementing Better’s open data digital health platform. The collaboration will support the adoption of openEHR standards and interoperability across healthcare systems.
The initiative will focus on growing digital health services in markets including India, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, and several African countries. Healthcare Triangle will act as a preferred service partner for Better in these regions.
The partnership aims to equip teams across both organizations with technical capabilities to deliver scalable digital health solutions, supporting healthcare providers in building interoperable and future-proof systems.
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