Eagle Telemedicine Announces Solution to Counter Lack of Palliative Care — PRBuzz.co — Eagle Telemedicine adds new specialty to increase #access to life-saving palliative #care in underserved communities ATLANTA, #April #25 #2024 Eagle Telemedicine, the #leader in technology-enabled inpatient and outpatient care for #sustainable #healthcare #resilience #today announced the availability of #lifechanging palliative care. Only 71% of U.S. hospitals provide palliative care and #metropolitan hospitals are #15 more likely to #offer palliative care than #rural hospitals
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Eagle Telemedicine Announces Solution to Counter Lack of Palliative Care — MediaContacts.co — Eagle Telemedicine adds new specialty to increase #access to life-saving palliative #care in underserved communities ATLANTA, #April #25 #2024 Eagle Telemedicine, the #leader in technology-enabled inpatient and outpatient care for #sustainable #healthcare #resilience #today announced the availability of #lifechanging palliative care. Only 71% of U.S. hospitals provide palliative care and #metropolitan hospitals are #15 more likely to #offer palliative care than #rural hospitals
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RN | Patient-Centered Digital Health | Reduce Risk | Improve Throughput | Improve Outcomes | Enhance Clinician Satisfaction
Welcome to the latest hospital to go-live with a digitised patient pathway to audit their Outpatient waitlist. Congratulations to the team at the Prince Charles Hospital. What a year it has been as so many hospitals have chosen to partner with us to help them move away from costly (printing, postage, human resource, phone calls and SMS), inefficient manual processes to reduce waitlists, improve throughput/outcomes/experience for both patients and staff. Within weeks not months, our customers have full visibility of the patients who still require care need from their service (and the option is there to ask acuity based questions to check-in on their quality of life). Clinicians get to go back to doing what they love because loosening the admin shackles means they can see more patients and provide higher value care; the reason they because a clinician in the first place! 2023 has certainly been the year of Outpatient Department and Perioperative optimisation. I know you're not supposed to have favourites but these projects are definitely up there for me, so I hope these key themes carry into 2024 because the impact is huge (and it's slightly addictive being part of it) 😊
Congratulations to Meredith Nelson, Annica Henkel and the team at Metro North Health 🙌 The Prince Charles Hospital is now using Personify Care’s digital patient pathways to conduct #outpatient #audits, giving clinicians better visibility of the actual waitlist, and improve access to care for patients. As the leading cardiothoracic hospital in Australia, the Prince Charles Hospital has a reputation for delivering excellence in healthcare and provides specialised care for over 420,000 people a year. The Prince Charles Hospital is the latest hospital across Australia to roll out an innovative solution that converts their outpatient audit process – letters, phone calls and texts – into a simple, digital patient pathway within weeks. Patients waiting for their initial outpatient appointment will now be asked to confirm their identity and if they still need an Outpatient Appointment, without consuming clinician time for significantly less cost to the health system. Well done team 🎉
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Big changes for health systems in the very near future. Outpatient surgeries will continue to increase; specifically in Ortho/ joints, Hospital At-Home is moving foreward and Technology/AI will play a big role in the future of healthcare. #healthcare #hospitals #valuebasedhealthcare #healthcareindustry #surgery #healthcareinnovation
"Sg2 forecasts hospital capacity will change in the next decade with outpatient surgical volumes expected to grow 18%, with outpatient total joints and spinal fusions increasing significantly. Health systems are also developing hospital at home programs with growth in mind." What else will be different about health systems 3 years from now? via Becker's Healthcare https://bit.ly/3NLIwGz
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"The growing trend of demand for home care necessitates accelerating this transition. ☝Two major advantages of home hospitalization : 1️⃣ For the patient : reintegration into their family environment, stress reduction, preservation of dignity at end of life. 2️⃣ For the healthcare structure : relieving its services, freeing up beds and resources. 🚧 Some obstacles hinder access to home care 🚧 Such as the use of medications whose legal scope is restricted to that of the hospital. In other words : these medications cannot be administered at the patient's home (e.g., midazolam). Fortunately, some promising advances facilitate access to home care. Remote monitoring devices (such as HumHealth or MedM Platform) allow for controlling vital signs and thus eliminating the notion of distance in care. Similarly, online consultations and medical tracking applications help regulate admissions and reduce pressure on emergency services and outpatient consultations. #homecare #changeinhealthcare #digitalization "
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What quality measures do ACOs, hospitals, and health systems use to make referral decisions when sending patients into #PostAcuteCare? Learn how successful #SNFs utilize live #PostAcuteAnalytics to be better partners with acute-care counterparts, driving #ValueBasedCare initiatives and ultimately increasing census. Kathy Derleth, RN, BSN shares her expertise at The New England Alliance Spring Regional Conference on 5.24.24. https://bit.ly/3U72IWU #InterventionalAnalytics #SkilledNursing
Improve Outcomes and Gain Referrals as a High-Performance Post-Acute Provider
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Senior Healthcare Executive | Innovative High-Value Ventures | Strategic Partnerships | Team Development | Commercial Success | Analytics | Digital Enablement | Business Transformation | Growth | P&L Management
Too many transformations stop at the operating model and business model, but the real magic happens when the way we work transforms. That requires a vital, engaged, and skills growth-mindset based workforce. As I read this Becker’s article with prominent CEOs talking about their transformations, health systems must focus on transforming “how employees and clinicians work” in addition to the changes in the business model and the physical bricks and mortar moving to ambulatory/outpatient settings. Health systems will need to shift their focus on “workforce vitality” instead of band-aid surface level solutions addressing shortages and scheduling burden if they want to accelerate their transformation. #transformationalleadership #healthcaretransformation #digitaltransformation
"Sg2 forecasts hospital capacity will change in the next decade with outpatient surgical volumes expected to grow 18%, with outpatient total joints and spinal fusions increasing significantly. Health systems are also developing hospital at home programs with growth in mind." What else will be different about health systems 3 years from now? via Becker's Healthcare https://bit.ly/3NLIwGz
'Health systems must accelerate their ability to transform'
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Best Buy Health partners with Mass General Brigham for home-based care expansion! This partnership aims to meet the increasing demand for home-based care and address workforce shortages. Mass General's Home Hospital program is one of the largest acute home-based care models in the U.S. Best Buy's Current Health #RPM program will be adopted by Mass General for its home hospital services in the greater Boston area. The collaboration aims to build a technology-enabled clinical delivery model for acute-level hospital care at home. The collaboration aims to support the healthcare workforce and address shortages. The partnership shows the growing popularity of at-home care services. The time is ripe for innovation in this space. What do you think? Let me know in the comments. #HealthcareAtHome #RemoteMonitoring #DigitalHealth #HomeHealthcare #PatientExperience #BestBuyHealth #MassGeneralBrigham Jeff Dworkin Justin Di Rezze, M.D. Kaushik Lodh Nesim Bildirici Anish Sebastian
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Together with NSW Health, local health districts and specialty health networks, we're delivering the Engage Outpatients digital referral management solution. GPs and primary care referrers can now send standardised eReferral forms digitally to select outpatient clinics. These digital referrals are now being accepted in 100+ outpatient clinics in South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) and 16 outpatient clinics in Western Sydney Local Health District (WSLHD). Together we're: 🏥 Improving care for patients 👩💻 Reducing manual data entry 🤝 Automating referral documents Read about the recent launches in Western and South Eastern Sydney: https://bit.ly/3RtUXZR
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I see Equum Medical at the intersection of the two major themes in healthcare today: workforce redesign and virtual care investment. It's exciting to see the impact we can make together.
For the second consecutive year, Workforce Challenges ranked above financial challenges as the #1 reason keeping hospital CEO's up at night (ACHE survey https://lnkd.in/eZ8_wp_2) Shortages of registered nurses and physician specialists, as well as burnout among staff are the top issues recorded. Solving these challenges requires new ways of delivering care. Telehealth is a growing trend for acute care hospitals to leverage to connect care, anywhere. Learn more about the Equum Medical model of acute care delivery, powered by telehealth and meet with our team today [email protected] www.equummedical.com https://lnkd.in/eDipVfWT.
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When demand for care is rising faster than capacity, every appointment counts. A sustainable model of care demands that practices understand trends and patterns in demand, and can quickly flex to accommodate them. Access to data can help PCN and triage teams to understand patient needs and allocate them to the most appropriate point of care – reducing avoidable appointments and maximising the use of clinical time. This helps patients receive timely and effective care, while freeing up teams to focus on both urgent and important matters. Our clinically-validated algorithm helps clinicians make fast, accurate decisions on the most appropriate care for every inquiry, closing the gaps in primary care. Find out how NHS teams are working on balancing capacity with demand ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eJHnUEK3 #primarycare #NHS #triage #healthtech #digitalhealth #Klinik
ICBs to establish primary care demand and capacity test sites
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