The Digital Transformation of Scheduling: A New Approach

The Digital Transformation of Scheduling: A New Approach

Many hospitals in the U.S. are still relying on antiquated physician scheduling processes. This can often take the form of a whiteboard or even a large binder, held together with duct tape and re-built nearly every few days as daily on-call schedule changes are frequently made. Unfortunately, managing physician scheduling this way introduces extra work and miscommunication between the hospitalists, operators, and schedulers.

How Cardiac Specialists Increased Efficiency with Physician Scheduling Software

How Cardiac Specialists Increased Efficiency with Physician Scheduling Software

With five offices supporting three major hospitals, Cardiac Specialists needed to reinvent its on-call scheduling workflows. Cardiac Specialists’ adoption of TigerConnect Physician Scheduling software has increased transparency about the scheduling process and improved communication between care providers.

University of Kansas Health System Orthopedics & Sports Medicine: Next-Generation Physician Scheduling

University of Kansas Health System Orthopedics & Sports Medicine: Next-Generation Physician Scheduling

As University Of Kansas Health System Orthopedics learned, outmoded practices that rely on paper and manual intervention aren’t viable in today’s fast-paced healthcare world. Physician scheduling software can make an immediate and sustained impact on any practice. Not only does software ensure accuracy and improve on-call physician scheduling fairness, but it also enhances productivity, reduces burnout, and makes it easy to communicate with multiple hospitals.

Transforming Workflows with Role-Based Communication at St. Luke’s

Transforming Workflows with Role-Based Communication at St. Luke’s

After experiencing rapid growth over several years, St. Luke’s University Health Network saw a need for improving care team coordination within its organization. Through integration with the TigerConnect Clinical Collaboration platform, the health network leveraged role-based communication to support more efficient clinical operations and workflows.

Reducing Patient Readmissions with Data and Communication Technology

Reducing Patient Readmissions with Data and Communication Technology

Nearly half of U.S. hospitals will receive lower payments in 2021 for all Medicare patients because of their readmission rates – an added financial burden as hospitals continue to feel the impact of the pandemic. But as Jefferson Health (formerly Kennedy Health) discovered, the solution may already be within arm’s reach – in their patient data. By leveraging the tools of an integrated, clinical communication platform, Jefferson Health drastically reduced emergency department (ED) overutilization, hospital readmissions, and wasted care.

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