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Global Care Quest
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Deviations from physiologic targets in this passively acquired hospital data repository matched general expectations from prior prospective studies and permitted efficient quality performance surveillance. Aggregation and mining of automatically acquired electronic patient data is a new and powerful technique of performance improvement in acute stroke care.
We analyzed 809 consecutive ischemic ...
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Picis, Inc.
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Five Best Practices for Effective Critical Care Management
The need for effective critical care management is more urgent today than ever before. Trends in population demographics, healthcare labor, and patient resource needs are all creating a “perfect storm” that requires a new approach to managing Intensive Care Units (ICU).
This whitepaper will examine five best practices for ...
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iMDsoft
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Today, both patients and payers expect more from hospitals, in particular higher care quality along with greater costefficiency.
Meeting these new market realities requires navigating multiple strategic issues, including attracting and retaining the most qualified care givers and effectively utilizing scarce resources while improving patient safety. With tighter budgets and ever-increasing ...
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Solution Q
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Project risk management can reduce the cost of having to resolve project issues, as well as improving the accuracy of defining schedule and cost contingencies. Unfortunately most approaches to project risk management are theoretical and require the availability of supporting historical data. This can result in resistance from project sponsors and project teams to applying these practices in a ...
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Standard Register
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In spite of their importance, documents can be an expensive, wasteful and time consuming proposition. Most healthcare organizations lack a complete understanding of the total amount they spend to create, print and manage documents. The reason for this is that organizations tend to view document management in a highly fragmented way, often only within a clinic or department, rather than looking at ...
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