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How AI technology supports marginal thinking for optimized infusion scheduling
Facing frequent reductions in resources and staffing, combined with the increasing needs of their patient population, infusion centers must grow their patient volumes despite limitations and make the best use of what they do have. -
Intermountain Healthcare to change its name
Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Healthcare will change its name to Intermountain Health in 2023. -
'Keep it simple' — Tips for streamlining the patient access and intake process with connected pre-service technology
Processes between the patient access and patient intake departments are often disparate — as are differing technology solutions that only serve one group well. -
Accuracy and the patient experience: improving health and financial outcomes
Conversations about the patient experience and healthy outcomes tend to focus on the clinical aspects of the experience. -
HCA facilities brace for hurricanes
As Hurricane Ian nears Florida, Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare — which has facilities in a number of East Coast and southern states — is putting storm preparedness plans into place to protect patients and employees. -
Baylor Scott and White, Children's Health, Steward leaders reveal growth strategies
In today's environment, long-term vision is essential for any hospital and health system. This is especially true as CEOs plan while navigating existing financial and workforce challenges. -
Preserve data privacy and maximize attribution accuracy with streaming audio advertising
Too Many AcronymsIf your brain has trouble memorizing even a fraction of ad tech measurement lingo, you are not alone…IDFA (Identifier for Advertisers), ATT (Apple’s privacy-safe attribution system), ML (Machine Learning), MTA (Multi-Touch Attribution), UTM (Urchin Tracking Module), PII (Personally Identifiable Information)...the list goes on. -
Ardent Health plans to relocate headquarters
Nashville, Tenn.-based Ardent Health has filed a permit to downsize its headquarters in the spring, the Brentwood Home Page reported Sept. 26. -
How To Scale Your Hospital’s Physician Relations Program: Using Data To Reach More Doctors And Grow Referrals
For decades, hospitals and health systems have relied on physician relations programs to generate referrals and build their hospital’s reputation. -
How more efficient EHRs can ease physician burnout
Physicians are reporting high rates of burnout, which studies suggest can affect patient safety. This can be partially attributed to the administrative burden placed on physicians, who frequently lose clinical hours to EHR tasks. -
Healthcare system gas emissions cost 98,000 lives each year, House committee says
The healthcare system's climate practices are costing high sums of money — and are taking years off lives — according to a Sept. 15 report from the House of Representatives' Ways and Means Committee. -
How ambient intelligence improves the patient and provider experience
As health care technology and clinical documentation requirements become more complex, health systems must find ways to enable physicians to maintain a high level of quality in their documentation, while keeping their primary focus on the patient. Ambient intelligence solutions, built on natural language understanding (NLU), artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies can help. -
How to nurture talent and address burnout: A conversation with Lurie's Children's Hospital and KPMG
Amid provider shortages and a fierce competition for talent, employee attraction and retention has become a top priority for healthcare leaders. -
From financial distress to financial excellence: new strategies and tools for rural hospitals to improve their financial health
Rural healthcare systems have faced significant financial challenges for decades and many strategies and tools that have historically been used by larger health systems have been unavailable to smaller, rural organizations. This is finally changing. By tapping into these solutions, rural health systems can improve their pricing, productivity and overall financial health. -
Hospitals prioritize flexible design to fare better in future disease outbreaks
In the wake of lessons learned during the early phases of the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals are now rethinking traditional design and prioritizing flexible spaces to bolster surge capacity and isolation in future infectious disease outbreaks, The New Times reported Sept. 13. -
Novant Health sets environmental sustainability goals for 2030, 2050
Charlotte, N.C.-based Novant Health has set quantitative goals to further environmental sustainability within its organization. -
The hidden secret to a seamless patient experience: a consolidated EHR
Providing a superb patient experience requires skillfully integrating many technological and clinical elements of healthcare, such that they create a seamless journey. Organizations have at their disposal one key lever that makes this complex task considerably easier: a consolidated electronic health record (EHR). -
Kaiser names COO of foundation tasked with restructuring Colorado, Washington markets
Binesh Batra, MD, has been named COO of the medical foundation that is creating a single enterprise organization in Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente's Colorado and Washington state markets, according to a leadership announcement shared with Becker's Sept. 9. -
Why hospitals are creating health center 'look-alikes'
A Kaiser Health News analysis of federal data published Sept. 9 highlights an increasing trend among hospitals — establishing independent, nonprofit health center "look-alikes" for primary care patients to improve their financial picture. -
Washington hospital using whiteboards to communicate patients' wishes
Providence Holy Family Hospital in Spokane, Wash., is implementing changes in its maternity center with the intention of improving communication between patients, nurses and physicians, the Spokane Journal reported Sept. 8.
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