Efficiently Addressing the Needs of Critically Ill Patients: How LTACHs are Here to Help
Sponsored by
Kindred Hospitals
December 1, 2021
As healthcare systems experience a growing demand for specialized care for critically ill patients, the clinical capabilities and cost-effective care of long-term acute care hospitals (LTACHs) is becoming increasingly important.
This whitepaper outlines how partnerships with LTACHs can help:
Reduce readmissions through specialized care for the medically complex
Improve respiratory outcomes through pulmonary expertise
Decrease length of stay through comprehensive rehabilitation
COVID-19 heightened the critical role that employers play in protecting employees’ safety. New vaccination mandates and policies have the potential to further complicate the return to work in an already fraught business environment.
Organizations responsible for complying with COVID-19 vaccination mandates need to put processes in place to monitor and track employee vaccination status, exemptions, test results, and health attestations. The process should be transparent, ensuring that employees are fully informed and feel confident of their safety at work.
To ease the burden on HR of complying with COVID-19 mandates, policies, and legislation, organizations should tie HR Service Delivery into their workforce management solution. An integrated HR Service Delivery solution can help you manage the process from start to finish in one place, allowing you to protect the well-being of your people and keep your business operating efficiently and productively.
How Healthcare is Rising Up to Meet Consumer Expectations
Sponsored by
Nuance
November 29, 2021
HealthLeaders has analyzed results from a recent provider leadership survey and found critical insights into patient experience trends and digital health initiatives. Changing patient expectations are leading to greater innovation across healthcare and a focus on relevancy and personalization. Designing a superior digital health strategy is also crucial for the patient experience.
“Variation in the consumer experience prevents our consumers from becoming expert users of our services and from having the confidence to engage with us,” Mark Kandrysawtz, VP and Chief Innovation Officer at WellSpan Health.
Healthcare organizations must continue to make strategic investments to make it easier, more cost-effective, and more convenient for patients.
Download this report that reveals expanding digital health strategies amid changing patient perceptions from healthcare leadership.
A Pathway to More Efficient Finance and Accounting Operations
Sponsored by
EXL Health
November 10, 2021
A CFO perspective on data-driven finance, the transformation journey and strategies for sustaining long-term return on investment
Recently, EXL hosted an executive roundtable presentation titled “A Pathway to More Efficient Finance & Accounting Operations,” focusing on the impact COVID-19 has had on healthcare systems, how CFOs are responding, and emerging strategies that can successfully deliver holistic transformation toward data-driven finance.
Download this whitepaper to read a summary of the key points from the discussion, such as:
Defining data-driven finance
The use of data and digital technologies to improve patient care and business outcomes
How healthcare CFOs can lead organizations to and through a technology transformation
What did 200+ healthcare professionals say about healthcare communications in 2021?
Spok has surveyed healthcare professionals each year since 2011 to assess how clinical communication is handled in their organizations, as well as the trends, challenges, and predictions shaping this critical capability. The 2021 survey indicates a milestone in understanding healthcare communication due not only to the long-term trends it reveals, but also because of the COVID-19 related changes that have emerged.
Download the eBook to learn more about:
Current communication challenges
The impact of COVID-19 on communication methods and gaps it created
Coping with COVID-19 for Caregivers: Results from a National Survey at the American Medical Association
Sponsored by
American Medical Association
November 2, 2021
COVID-19 has introduced unique stressors to the healthcare community, which will likely have lasting effects in the years ahead. National findings from the AMA's "Coping with COVID-19 for Caregivers” survey provided important insights into healthcare workers' experiences over the past year. Nearly 1 in 4 physician respondents said they were likely to leave practice within the next two years.
Download the summary report to learn more about these insights and discover organizational well-being resources available through the AMA.