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More than 18 months into the global COVID-19 pandemic caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, with the Delta variant causing new outbreaks around the world, U.S. hospitals are still very much in crisis mode.
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“With cases and hospitalizations at elevated levels again due to the rapid spread of the Delta variant, physicians, nurses and other hospital caregivers and personnel are working tirelessly to care for COVID-19 patients and all others who need care,” said AHA President and CEO Rick Pollack in a statement. “At the same time, hospitals are experiencing profound headwinds that will continue throughout the rest of 2021.”
The good news is that data analytics has proved useful for surge planning and to track impacts on healthcare providers during the pandemic. Monitoring key performance indicators such as blood waste, staff utilization, same-day discharge, and vent times can help hospitals preserve resources and contain costs.
Download our white paper Data Analytics in the Time of COVID-19 to learn more about how data collection and tracking can create actionable insights to improve quality of care.
The Power of Enterprise Imaging: Connecting Care Across Large Health Systems Enterprise imaging is a strategy that unifies the management, access, and sharing of medical images across departments, sites, and systems.
Even the smallest workflow inefficiencies can add up, increasing workload on providers and reducing the time they have available to see patients.
As imaging volume and complexity increase, the ability to manage imaging data with speed, accuracy, and flexibility is a clinical imperative.
