Hybrid care, telemedicine, telehealth, virtual health care—there are a million names for using digital technology to deliver and improve patient care.
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.
With projections indicating hospital occupancy could reach a critical 85% by 2032 and shifting patient demographics driving increased complexity, health systems are presented with a clear call to action: pursue new strategies that unlock greater efficiency, quality, and access.
From medical school rotations to last year, ages 20 to 54, I walked the hallways of hospitals at all hours of the day and night, and I can tell you from firsthand experience – your clinicians are almost all unwell; they were unwell before you hired them.
New technology helps solve staffing shortages by using artificial intelligence to create dynamic staffing models
Telehealth has become key to helping achieve your hospital goals. Read SCP’s 6 key components to a successful program.
Linear emergency department arrival processes typically include unnecessary patient wait time, resulting in patient and provider frustration.
Part three of our series on ED efficiencies featured on Becker’s Hospital Review focuses on three drivers of efficiency in ED patient disposition.
Hospitalists can be valuable assets to any hospital, both from ROI and quality patient care standpoints.
For a hospital’s Emergency Department (ED), increasing financial efficiency largely depends on clinical throughput. This article segments the ED visit into three parts–arrival, in-room, and disposition–and discusses the financial ramifications of specific process improvements that increase patient flow and enable greater volume in each.
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