Recent operational challenges in healthcare show no signs of slowing. Lingering staffing shortages, limited capacity, reimbursement pressures and growing patient communities in need of equitable care are forcing organizations to reexamine operating efficiency opportunities.
The rapid progress hospitals and health systems have made in adopting new technologies to generate value is remarkable. As technology continues to advance, AI solutions are particularly poised to provide new opportunities for hospitals and health systems to transform operations quickly.
An upcoming virtual summit will highlight the progress that top hospitals and health systems have made in using AI-powered capacity management tools and intelligently automated workflows to unlock capacity, increase access to care, optimize staff availability, and maximize existing assets like inpatient beds, operating rooms, and infusion centers. They’ll share key results, which include earning $120k per inpatient bed per year, while giving 25% time back to frontline teams; performing 30-50 more cases per OR per year, for a mean increase of 6% in case volume; and gaining $20k per infusion chair annually while reducing patient wait times by 50%. Even in especially difficult times, these organizations have actually lowered healthcare delivery costs, decreased patient wait times, and increased access to care.
LeanTaaS’ fifth Transform Hospital Operations Virtual Summit will highlight the transformative power of AI in healthcare
To showcase these health systems’ success and present the steps others can take to achieve similar results, LeanTaaS, the market leader in providing AI-powered and SaaS-based capacity management, staffing, and patient flow software for health systems, will host its fifth Transform Hospital Operations Virtual Summit on June 6-7, 2023.
“Capacity management is now a C-suite priority, and leaders are seeking solutions with immediate and proven ROI,” said Mohan Giridharadas, LeanTaaS founder and CEO. “AI-based tools are the path forward, and we’re thrilled to showcase so many forward-thinking healthcare leaders at Transform who are paving the way and achieving incredible outcomes.”
Hosted in partnership with Becker’s Healthcare, the Transform summit will present 17 sessions from the perspectives of leaders from different areas of hospitals and health systems, along with technology experts. Presenting perioperative, infusion, and inpatient flow impact stories and tracks, summit speakers will share their first-hand experiences using digital tools to transform capacity operation management. Speakers will describe the process of choosing and deploying the right AI solutions to deliver immediate results. They will also discuss collaborating with technology partners to strategize change management and optimize the solution for the unique needs of their organizations, ensuring that people and processes are combined with technology to achieve sustainable transformation.
Transform speakers will cover a range of experiences and perspectives on the crucial benefits of technology on hospital operations
Transform is expected to connect more than 5,000 attendees with these healthcare leaders, in order to learn how AI, ML, and predictive and prescriptive analytics can increase hospital ROI, maximize hospital capacity, increase patient access, and improve staff experience. Registration is free.
Notable speakers include Brian Dawson, MSN, RN-BC, CNOR, CSSM, System VP of Perioperative Services at CommonSpirit Health, in conversation with LeanTaaS COO Sanjeev Agrawal on combining AI, automation and system-based change management to drive $200k in additional margins per OR; Brian R. Kann, MD, Interim Chair of the Department of Colon and Rectal Surgery at Ochsner Health on enhancing surgeon engagement while optimizing key surgical resources like block time and robots; and co-speakers Darlene Tad-Y, MD, MS, RN, NEA-BC, ACMO for Patient Flow, University of Colorado Hospital and Medical Director, Capacity Management and Patient Flow at UCHealth and Jamie Nordhagen, Senior Director, Patient Flow and Capacity Management, Patient Representatives at UCHealth, on streamlining inpatient flow throughout a large system.
All Transform speakers will offer key insights for audiences to apply in their own hospitals and health systems, in strategically deploying AI technology to prepare their organizations to turn upcoming challenges to opportunities and thrive and grow in the years ahead. To register and learn more about the sessions and speakers that will be featured at the summit, view the full conference agenda here.