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Harnessing AI for Smarter Patient Flow
As hospitals and health systems face increasing pressure from capacity constraints, many are being forced to turn away patients while struggling to meet revenue and profitability goals. Inefficient patient flow management not only reduces revenue opportunities but also leads to delays in care and adds unnecessary costs. Addressing these issues requires a transformation in how healthcare organizations manage patient movement through the acute care journey – this is where intelligent and AI-enabled technology comes into play.Healthcare is changing, and traditional methods of managing patient flow and throughput are no longer sufficient. Hospitals often rely on siloed electronic health records (EHRs) and manual processes that lack the necessary insights to optimize patient flow.
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A recent KLAS Research report from May 2024 highlights the value of AI-enabled platforms for improving patient throughput. According to one respondent, the technology extracts data from their EHR to assist in patient movement, capacity management, and demand forecasting. Staff use the system to make timely decisions on admissions and discharges, enabling more efficient patient flow throughout the organization.KLAS Research also noted that all interviewed customers were highly satisfied with the technology, particularly in terms of ease of use, customer support, and the ability to integrate data effectively.
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