Ensuring timely patient care in the right location with the right clinical team has never been more important. While healthcare systems are making progress toward more value-based, person-centric care practices, most hospitals are experiencing significant operational and financial stress. Costs continue to escalate, while reimbursements are waning. Thus, flow has become a major concern for hospitals and health systems as both the human and financial aspects result in poor quality care, patient dissatisfaction and lower reimbursement and profitability. Optimizing hospital wide patient flow is critical in delivering high quality patient centric healthcare. Hospitals are examining how to provide the right quality care, in the right place and at the right time.

The influx of the newly insured entering the healthcare system presents greater challenges to hospitals and the necessity to streamline flow and capacity has become enormously vital. As this landscape continues to evolve and dramatically transform, there is a huge shift towards hospital wide collaboration and throughput in order to achieve these goals. Optimizing the ED, decreasing patient wait times and enhancing care coordination are key components to moving the patient quickly, efficiently and safely through the hospital system. This event features leaders from hospitals and health systems who will share their perspectives, valuable insights and expertise on how to be best equipped for the rapidly evolving landscape of patient flow management.

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The Convenzis Patient Flow Conference series has been a highly valued platform for NHS Urgent care leaders, to meet with peers, share practical insights and listen to live policy updates throughout the Covid-19 outbreak. Below you can find details of our next event in the series, we hope to see you there.

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The Convenzis Patient Flow Conference series has been a highly valued platform for NHS Urgent care leaders, to meet with peers, share practical insights and listen to live policy updates throughout the Covid-19 outbreak. Below you can find details of our next event in the series, we hope to see you there. The challenges facing accident and emergency departments are well known and impact both staff and service delivery. The pressures of meeting targets and providing good care for patients while maintaining clinical standards often result in departments operating in a crisis mode. Effective streamlining of hospital processes to address patient flow is at the forefront for planners and operational leaders. Flow is traditionally managed in a fragmented manner, with many decisions taken locally inwards, leading to significant variation in practice. Our conference will provide key policy updates and examples of best practices from peers that are leading the way with regard to patient flow and early discharge, event topics include:

• Improving discharge
• Maximising digital transformation
• NHSEI High-Intensity Use Programme
• Integrated clinical systems and medical device monitoring

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raditional methods of streamlining patient flow through lean process events, dashboards, bed meetings based on retrospective data and excessive provider alerts - while filled with good intention - are often not sustainable, nor do they solve the actual challenges with managing inpatient bed capacity. Streamlining patient flow requires 24/7 front-line and system-wide visibility into real-time data. Leveraging this information empowers frontline staff and providers to make impactful decisions in real-time with greater confidence and delivers some significant results.

This presentation will discuss how the delivery of actionable information through the use of predictive and prescriptive analytics will enable your front-line and leadership teams to efficiently:

• Predict discharges and admissions by unit by time of day
• Uncover admission bottlenecks by service and level of care
• Highlight high-impact transfers

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The Patient Flow Conference: Moving towards a transformed healthcare systemThe Convenzis Patient Flow Conference series has been a highly valued platform for NHS Urgent care leaders, to meet with peers, share practical insights and listen to live policy updates throughout the Covid-19 outbreak.

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Today, patient flow has become a major concern for most hospitals and health systems as both the human and financial aspects result in poor quality care, patient dissatisfaction, and lower reimbursement and profitability. Optimizing hospital-wide patient flow is critical in delivering high-quality patient-centric healthcare. Hospitals are examining how to provide the right quality care, in the right place and at the right time.

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The Convenzis Urgent care & patient flow conference series provides a platform for NHS urgent care professionals and clinical specialists to meet and discuss changes in national policy and strategic change. 

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Revolutionary Strategies to Boost Hospital-Wide Patient Flow and Achieve Value Based Health: Improve Patient-Centric Care, Enhance Admission to Discharge, Increase Revenues, Employ Technology/Data Analytics, Address Barriers to Care and More.

Today the nation’s healthcare environment has recognized that enhanced and efficient hospital-wide patient flow is essential in achieving value based health and delivering safe, high-quality patient centric healthcare. Covid-19 and the environment surrounding the pandemic has had a profound impact on hospital patient flow. Hospitals and health systems are examining how to provide the right care, in the right place, and at the right time while reducing costs and eliminating waste. 

We have created a high-level forum featuring knowledgeable leaders and executives from hospitals and health systems who will share their perspectives, valuable insights and expertise on how to be best equipped for the rapidly evolving landscape of Patient Flow Management. Attendees will benefit from learning about best practices and strategies that have been deployed to address the challenges presented under the current healthcare environment impacting hospitals and health systems in effectively managing patient flow. This exclusive event targets senior level executives in order to maximize educational and networking opportunities.

COVID patients will continue to be admitted to the hospital in addition to the seasonal surge of non-COVID acute admissions; a vast backlog of elective activity, an ageing population, more people living with multiple complex needs, and NHS staff burnout are all exerting new demands on the NHS. Urgent care providers have adopted strategic response plans and adopted digital technologies at an incredible pace to ensure patients receive the best possible care amidst these exceptional circumstances - empowering many frontline workers to make small changes that had a huge impact on a Trust's capability to cope with the intense pressure. Post-pandemic, NHS organizations will look to work in more integrated, preventative models to ensure patients are able to receive the appropriate care, promptly and in the right setting.