Data is collected everywhere, from what we click online to whether we run a red light to how many steps we take each day. There is power in data. When leveraged effectively, data reveal patterns, insights, behaviors, and other potentially actionable intelligence.
US Airways Flight 1529 took off from LaGuardia and wound up in the Hudson River 5 minutes later. All crew members and passengers were safely evacuated. How?
Adopting purpose-built, cloud-based software addresses many issues plaguing healthcare. The technology exists to advance care while easing the burdens on healthcare workers and improving the experience for all. We just have to take the leap forward. Like going through surgery, it is a serious decision to take, but the outcome is worth it.
In the age of digital transformation, it may seem odd to look back fondly at manually recording patient data in a chart with a pen. But because of the poor user experience that healthcare software often delivers, many organizations wish they could go back in time. This should not be happening.
Healthcare often seems like a volume game. How many patients can a doctor see? How long can be spent with each one? How many operations can be performed, or how quickly can beds be turned? There are very slim margins — and most decisions are data-driven. But what if there’s more to it?