Creating greater acute care consistency across a multi-hospital health system
How a multi-state health system unified 80 acute care programs in 18 months — cutting LWOT, door-to-provider time, and ALOS while holding clinician retention above 95%.
How a high-volume community ED cut door-to-provider time from 47 to 7 minutes
A provider-in-triage model, supported by re-designed front-end roles and registration workflows, drove an 85% reduction in door-to-provider time, held left-without-treatment (LWOT) under 2%, and sustained 100% compliance on severe sepsis and stroke care—performance that has held steady through the COVID-19 pandemic, nurse staffing shortages, and a new ED build.
A mindful clinician’s checklist
When a clinician is attentive and present during patient encounters it results in a more positive patient experience.
Telemedicine contributions to health care in America
Telemedicine, once reserved for treating patients in remote areas, is increasing in popularity thanks to today’s connected consumer who prefers immediate answers over time spent in a doctor’s waiting room.
Systemness self-assessment
How far along is your system on the journey to full/true systemness?
SCP Health Expands Performance Edge Model to Strengthen Hospital-Based Care
Partnership model supports hospital clinical teams while SCP improves operational infrastructure to enhance high-quality patient care
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Taking a strategic approach to hybrid care
Hybrid care, telemedicine, telehealth, virtual health care—there are a million names for using digital technology to deliver and improve patient care.
4 tips for developing palliative care skill in the ED
The emergency department is uniquely positioned for initiating palliative care discussions.
7 strategic levers to transform hospital operations through integrated hospital medicine leadership
Hospital occupancy is projected to reach crisis levels by 2032, with staffed beds unable to meet demand. But this challenge represents an opportunity: health systems that act now can transform operations, expand access, and position themselves as market leaders while others struggle with capacity constraints.