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Does your hospital’s clinical and financial data speak in different languages that mean different things to different people? In all probability they do. Are you doing enough to establish a logical link between the many datasets? In all possibility, you’re … Read More

Agile Healthcare Analytics for Transforming Patient Care Healthcare systems are increasingly embracing new analytics and automation solutions for transforming patient care in intensive care units (ICU). Hospitals, using analytics solutions have been able to not only reduce patient morbidity and … Read More

Healthcare spending in the US is expected to reach $4.8 trillion by 2021 accounting for 20% of its GPP, up from $2.6 trillion in 2010 (18% of GDP), of which wasteful spending comprises 30%- 45%. A 2012 study estimated that five … Read More

Healthcare organizations across the world, be it providers, payers, medical device manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies or medical research institutions, are overwhelmed with the large amounts of electronic data and the certainty that it will only keep increasing. Organizations are fully aware … Read More

Developing robust and holistic sepsis program is the only possible combat mechanism that hospitals can equip themselves with to deal with Sepsis. But is your sepsis program delivering expected results? Sepsis is a critical medical condition that affects over 750,000 … Read More

Hospitals are under immense pressure to develop newer models of care as the mandate for transitioning to value-based reimbursement, one of the greatest financial challenges faced by health systems, draws closer. This has caused care providers to make changes in … Read More

Automation in healthcare is anything that is powered by information technology (IT), takes lesser time for execution of clinical and operational processes, saves resources, enhances outcomes and is sustainable. Most CEOs and CFOs of hospital and healthcare systems are focused … Read More

Variation in clinical processes, care standards and medical practice is a truth that continues to exist despite the availability of sophisticated tools and technology. It not only leads to inappropriate utilisation of resources and exaggerated healthcare spending, but also leads to … Read More