Patient-centered care is about improving the quality of the relationship between doctor and patient, empowering patients and their families to have an active role in treatment.
Prior to the start of 2020, our team began focusing on a solution to streamline the workflow for infection prevention and control with a goal of launching to a small group of customers in October 2020. Before we could build a solution, we needed to understand how our customers recorded suspected infections, when and how
It’s no secret that COVID-19 has Skilled Nursing facilities everywhere strained more than ever. While coping with the pandemic, some organizations have noticed gaps in their EHR capabilities, and many facilities have found that one of the main contributors to stress levels has been inefficient processes and technology. So, how can you find out if
Another one of our incredible colleagues was nominated by his peers to be featured in our Life @ PointClickCare Series. We are honoured to introduce Stan Wang, an engaging and knowledgeable Data Science Manager who has been with us for the last five years. Let’s start off by getting to know Stan with some rapid-fire
The importance of interoperability in healthcare cannot be overstated: it’s one of the key drivers of success for healthcare providers today.
Another one of our incredible colleagues, Kelly Rocha, was recently nominated to be featured in the Life @ PointClickCare series. As Sr. Product Leader, Insights, Kelly is an instrumental member of our team who has been with the organization for 17 years (she says it’s her second longest relationship other than marriage!) Read her story
There are many lessons to learn in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis. One of the biggest lessons for long-term and post-acute care (LTPAC) providers is the urgent need for unified and easy-to-access data for use in infection identification, control, and prevention. According to the CDC, one to three million serious infections occur every year
Healthcare becomes increasingly complex every day. Care networks are seeing more patients while healthcare is undergoing greater specialization and producing more documentation. These dynamics, along with disconnected data, oftentimes lead to a fragmented view of care and result in higher readmission rates, longer lengths of stay, and greater risk of continued revenue leakage. This contributes
Value‐based care is a form of reimbursement that ties payments for care delivery to the quality of care provided and rewards providers for both efficiency and effectiveness. The model also presents an opportunity to align incentives between provider and patient. In turn, this supplies the patient with more confidence that the provider has their best
Improving patient experience can feel like a daunting task for many hospitals and providers, but it doesn’t have to be that way.