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Navigating HIMSS23: Top Picks for Healthcare IT Professionals
Get ready – the 2023 HIMSS23 Global Health Conference & Exhibition is rapidly approaching! This year’s event will be held in Chicago between April 17-21. It will feature the industry’s top thought leaders, disruptors, and changemakers representing every sector across the...
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How Healthcare Leaders Can Tackle Nursing Staffing Shortages
Despite the pandemic's effects beginning to wane for some, nurses in America are still feeling its effects. The healthcare industry faced nursing staffing shortages even before the pandemic. Since then, burnout, exhaustion, fatigue, and declining mental health have become increasingly...
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Top 5 Strategies to Improve Patient Throughput
The average hospital emergency department (ED) patient in the US waits more than 90 minutes to be taken to their room and nearly 120 minutes to be discharged from the ED. What’s more troubling is that this does not capture...
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5 Ways Secure Healthcare Messaging Can Turbocharge Hospital Workflows
The nursing profession is experiencing significant staffing shortages, leaving many chief nursing officers (CNOs) to navigate the challenge of providing quality patient care with smaller teams and limited resources. This has become the leading factor in work-related burnout and turnover....
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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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