Introducing Care Canvas
Care Canvas is a thought leadership platform that features multiple perspectives on the ever-changing virtual care landscape from subject matter experts spanning across care areas, specialties and the broader healthcare ecosystem.
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Virtual Care in the New Normal
Working remote, grocery delivery, and telemedicine each existed prior to the COVID-19 global health pandemic. To ‘slow the spread’ and ‘flatten the curve’, social distancing programs and practices helped drive…
Christopher Berke
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After The Leap Into Telemedicine, Now What for Virtual Care?
Strategically implement comprehensive virtual care to evolve your care model, create resilient revenue streams, and reduce cost The COVID-19 pandemic has stressed the healthcare sector and created financial and cultural…
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Activating a Virtual Hospital with Intelligent Clinical Surveillance Solutions
New Solutions Allow Providers to Reduce Unwanted Variations in Care to Help Improve Workflow Efficiency The current cognitive load placed on clinicians today to understand and use all of the…
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How the Virtual Hospital can help protect your staff
The Virtual Hospital can extend clinical capabilities while preserving PPE. An estimated number of 12 healthcare personnel / per day could be required to care for an unstable patient. Download this infographic…
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Tackling the Economic Burden of Sepsis on Hospitals
Sepsis is the most expensive hospital condition to treat and the leading cause of hospital deaths.1 Timely recognition of the signs and symptoms is critical to halting the life-threatening deterioration of…
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When Every Hour of Delay in Treatment Matters
There are many clinical studies and outcomes published every month, and for me the interesting ones get filed away for future reference. However, once in a while there are studies…
Vivek Bhatt
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ESC 0/1h Algorithm Accelerates Triage of Patients with Suspected MI
Algorithms based on high-sensitivity assays of cardiac troponins may potentially facilitate the effective triage of emergency medicine department patients with suspected myocardial infarction (MI) to more timely and effective intervention.10…
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Technology is an Enabler but Change Management is Foundational
Why do up to 70% of Healthcare projects fail?1 Because we often rely on technology to solve a problem. Instead, we fail to identify the appropriate business need, we neglect…
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Think Clearly by Getting Your Head in the Cloud
Organizations need to Adopt the Cloud to Adapt to the Speed of Change The cloud is not new. You are likely already very familiar with ‘the cloud,’ whether or not…
Christopher Berke
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ATA & GE Healthcare Partnership
GE Healthcare is pleased to announce its partnership with the American Telemedicine Association (ATA) to advance Virtual Care. As the telemedicine environment rapidly changes, GE Healthcare continues to see the…
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Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs are Empowering Clinicians
Curbing Antimicrobial Resistance Antibiotic resistance caused by the overuse, misuse, and incorrect choice of antimicrobials in healthcare settings is a major threat to patient safety and outcomes. In September 2019,…
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How Artificial Intelligence Can Help Clinicians Hear the “First Whispers” of Sepsis
Enabling clinician clinical thinking with AI and machine learning Numerous studies have found that physicians spend almost as much time on “desktop medicine” as they do with patients1. The growing…
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The Vital Role of Sepsis Coordinator in Healthcare
Defining Sepsis Coordinators Sepsis – a potentially life-threatening condition caused by the body's response to an infection – is a leading cause of mortality and critical illness worldwide. The Sepsis…
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The Economics of Sepsis
The Economics of Sepsis The toll of sepsis expands further than human life. There’s a significant economic impact, as well. Here’s what one expert says is the shocking truth about…
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Conversation: Medical-Surgical Nurses as Sepsis Solvers
Sepsis presents challenges in the hospital setting that places medical-surgical nurses on the frontlines to identify and respond to this medical emergency. Four registered nurses with extensive sepsis backgrounds met…
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The Virtual “Digital Software” Patient Advocate
Digital Software Programs are Enabling Next Level Patient Outcomes and Safety Emergence of Digital Software Programs With the dawn of Electronic Medical Records (EMR) there was the notion that “going…
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The Relationship Between Clinician Burnout and Sepsis
Burnout and Healthcare Professionals In today's rapidly changing, high-pressure healthcare system, burnout syndrome is increasingly widespread among both physicians and nurses.1 Characterized by emotional exhaustion, a reduced sense of personal accomplishment,…