Investing in a clinical communication and collaboration (CC&C) platform is one of the most effective ways to break down barriers within healthcare. This powerful tool offers so much more than just a workaround when faced with downtime or outages in the event of a cyberattack; it can also help reduce costs, improve revenue, and enhance patient and provider satisfaction.
Hospitals are experiencing a catastrophic worker shortage that requires innovative technology to increase workflow effectiveness and improve patient engagement. Learn how the TigerConnect product suite helps manage hospital resources more effectively.
TigerConnect will host a webinar led by Cheryl McKay, RN, Ph.D., discussing innovative approaches to generate ROI by expedited patient throughput, improved workforce efficiency, vendor consolidation, and digital and clinical transformation.
John Lynn discusses the shift that needs to take place for value-based care to build strong patient relationships as well as AI’s potential to make healthcare more intuitive and effective.
In healthcare, poor communication can lead to slowdowns in everyday tasks. Any delay can be a roadblock to efficiency and cause unwanted consequences–from higher costs, diminished patient satisfaction, and medical errors.
Brent Steineckert discusses how secure communication and collaboration solutions helped Sharp HealthCare improve patient experiences.
Here are 6 must-ask questions to use when evaluating clinical communication & collaboration platforms for your healthcare organization.
Clinical Collaboration Platforms address a critical need by connecting fragmented teams, systems, and information to transform patient care. However, the cost of choosing the wrong solution can be high. Healthcare leaders shopping for a clinical collaboration platform should take into account the five considerations before making a decision.
Solutions specifically designed for patient engagement are new in the healthcare industry, and each offers unique capabilities. Buyers should ask these six questions to determine if a patient engagement technology has the necessary elements to keep care teams and patients connected throughout the entire care journey.
We recently interviewed Dr. Shafiq Rab, Chief Digital Officer and Chief Information Officer (CIO) at Tufts Medicine (formerly Wellforce), a large, value-driven health system. According to Dr. Rab, TigerConnect helped Tufts Medicine achieve seamless communications while empowering the health system to deliver on its mission to serve people.
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Since 2010 TigerConnect has been transforming healthcare communications by enabling our customers to automate clinical workflows, speed decisions, and improve patient outcomes. Today our cloud-native Clinical Communication and Collaboration (CC&C) solutions are used by over 7,000 healthcare organizations and 700,000 care team members.
