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How Healthcare Technology Can Bridge the Gap in Patient Communication
For years, physicians and hospitals have relied on hard copies, charts, and paper notes to keep track of patients and treatments. Yellow sticky notes, clipboard charts, and whiteboards were often the go-to method for storing and sharing data. But the...
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How to Create Better Physician Schedules: Integrating Technology and Data
For physicians and other caregivers, every second counts. There are more patients than ever before in the healthcare system. Hospitals increasingly face overcrowding, and doctors are asked to do more with less. Healthcare providers don’t have enough hours in the...
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Can Technology Really Help Solve the Hospital Worker Shortage?
Hospital worker shortages have drastically changed how hospitals operate and handle their resources. Without an adequate number of care team members and other essential hospital personnel, existing care providers work harder and faster in an increasingly chaotic environment. Without the...
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Speed to Diagnosis: How Clinical Collaboration Improves Patient Throughput
Hospitals and health systems are faced with a growing number of patients, extended hours, and staff shortages. It’s no surprise that the ability to accelerate patient throughput and improve quality care is challenging. According to the Centers for Disease Control,...
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Coordinate care across teams and facilities with a full suite of collaboration products to accelerate care delivery.
Standardize communication and streamline workflows on a single, integrated cloud-native platform.
Integrate with EHR, nurse call, and physiological monitors for prioritized, actionable alerts and notifications.
Build and share on-call schedules with ease using templates. View and make shift swaps via mobile or desktop.
Reach patients and families by text, voice, or video in a way that’s easy for patients. Manage virtual visits and reminders.
Streamline resident on-call and block rotation schedules for new and returning interns, residents, and fellows.
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