Hospitals and Health Systems Archives

Optimized Scheduling Drives Hospitalist Satisfaction

31% of hospitalists are not satisfied with their schedules,1 and 18% are either somewhat unsatisfied or very unsatisfied with their career.2…

Building More Efficient Schedules for Academic Hospitals

Balance Teaching, Research, and Patient Care Academic medical centers and teaching hospitals play an important role in the overall health…

Real-Time Data Entry for Better Patient Care

Medical training encourages charting to take place as near to the care event as practical, with the key word being…

Prevent Patient Leakage With In-Network Referrals

Healthcare leaders must reduce patient leakage by improving clinical communication throughout the referral process to support value-based care and drive better patient…

The Importance of Patient Education

Patient education is more important than ever in today’s value-based care system, which focuses on patient outcomes beyond the four…

Operating Room Management: Scheduling and OR Efficiency

Operating rooms (ORs) account for roughly 60% of a hospital’s revenue,1 but they also represent the largest hospital cost category.2 As a…

How Outdated On-Call Scheduling is Hurting Your Hospital

Whether your hospital lacks on-call scheduling technology or manages physician schedules manually, poor on-call scheduling wastes the valuable time of your clinical…

Ochsner Health Drives Physician Engagement, Reduces Burnout With Better Schedule Management

The subject of healthcare burnout is not new. In fact, according to the KLAS “Clinician Burnout 2021” report¹ published in December, burnout levels…

Hospital Call Center Software: How to Solve the Top 3 Issues

Hospital Call Center Software – Why is it Valuable? Hospital call center software is a valuable part of the facility’s communication…

How Bedside Manner Improves Patient Recovery

What is Bedside Manner? We could try the approach from “Scrubs” and dump kittens on patients—but there are probably better…