GE HealthCare Command Center

When a 10,000-employee health system in Hawaii faced capacity constraints and patient flow issues, they turned to real-time technology to improve quality and access to care. Jason Chang, President and CEO of The Queen's Health System explains how deploying a command center significantly impacted hospital operations in a short amount of time in the Becker's Healthcare Podcast episode "How The Queen’s Health System is optimizing care by expanding the tech ecosystem." Listen now: https://lnkd.in/gkpbRcjM #digitaltransformation #healthcare #leadership

According to ICT&health, command centers enable health systems to use large volumes of data to orchestrate patient care. See how hospitals around the world, including Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UK), Humber River Health (Canada), and AdventHealth (US) are deploying command centers that drive better operations and care excellence. #healthcareinnovation #commandcenter Link: https://lnkd.in/gaAm6d5g Photo credit: Humber River Health

Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA) is implementing a SAFER-f initiative to improve patient flow, prevent unnecessary waiting for patients, decrease length of stay, and improve patient outcomes. Their Care Coordination Centre (C3) powered by GE HealthCare Command Center technology supports the SAFER-f initiative. A team at NSHA has developed a video series sharing SAFER-f stories, and the latest episode details how the Patient Manager Tile from GE HealthCare Command Center pulls together relevant information from other systems to support faster, more efficient bullet rounds and helps identify clinical criteria for discharge.   Check out this case study to learn more about NSHA’s province-wide command center deployment: https://lnkd.in/gc-45jqT #digitaltransformation #commandcenter #healthcareinnovation

How can health systems evolve supplier relationships into outcomes-focused partnerships that support the delivery of high-quality, efficient patient care? Learn how the relationship between AdventHealth and GE HealthCare has shifted over time and how other organizations can build a collaborative force and leverage each other’s strengths in the Supplier Hot Topic Session “Shifting from transactional to transformative: AdventHealth’s strategic partnership aims to drive clinical, operational, and financial outcomes” at Premier Inc. #Breakthroughs24 in National Harbor, MD on July 24 at 1:30pm ET. https://lnkd.in/gfFfzQ-7 #Breakthroughs24 #healthcareinnovation

Hospitals are leaning into ground-breaking innovations that leverage AI to improve throughput and increase capacity. That was the central theme emerging from the session "Practical uses of AI to simplify care orchestration and reduce length of stay" at The Millennium Alliance’s Healthcare Providers Transformation Assembly. Here are three takeaways from this session moderated by Bree Bush, GE HealthCare Command Center’s General Manager: 1. One key to helping decrease the length of stay is using AI to empower care teams to eliminate bottlenecks before they become barriers. 2. Hospitals are using AI algorithms to support collaborative discharge planning. 3. AI is helping support patient access. One example that’s working – using AI to continuously prioritize patients waiting for beds based on what’s best for the patient and overall throughput. Discover how one GE HealthCare customer leverages AI tools to revolutionize staffing: https://lnkd.in/gEdZzHcp #MillenniumAlliance #digitaltransformation #AI #healthcareinnovation

Join us at The Millennium Alliance's Healthcare Providers Transformation Assembly for a GE HealthCare Command Center workshop on Tuesday, June 25. Engage in a dynamic discussion on addressing operational challenges and priorities in patient care orchestration. Hear customer case studies on how Tampa General Hospital saved $40M and how Duke Health is revolutionizing staffing with AI. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gWFsTCqu #MillenniumAlliance #digitaltransformation #AI #healthcareinnovation

How can a command center make essential care coordination activities faster, easier, smarter, and more connected? Through the creation of automated, workflow-relevant intelligence about patient care delays, risks, barriers, and emerging pressures. Explore the many relevant use cases for command center technology during the session “Practical applications: How healthcare command centers help caregivers save time and simplify care orchestration” presented by GE HealthCare Command Center team members Zahava Webster Uddin, Managing Director; Paul Jarvis, Senior Director; and Marianna Johnson, Patient Flow Associate Consultant at the Canadian College of Health Leaders National Conference on June 4 at 1:30 AT in Halifax, Nova Scotia. https://lnkd.in/gEGkMXKu

How are command centers evolving? By first achieving throughput transformation and increasing access to care; then shifting focus to quality and safety initiatives. That’s what health system leaders shared during the panel session ‘The evolving Command Center journey’ at Business Research & Intelligence Network’s Hospital Command Center Management Summit. Learn more about the command center journeys at these health systems: · See how Deaconess Health System has increased regional access to care. https://lnkd.in/gBm2zHj8 · Discover how AdventHealth Central Florida is improving ED outcomes through bed capacity management. https://lnkd.in/gdvHuifD · Learn about the launch of the Patient Progression Hub at Children's Mercy Kansas City. https://lnkd.in/gxrnYQrN

How did a command center help Deaconess Health System care for 2000 additional patients – a 20% increase year-over-year? With real-time capacity status metrics, the system was able to enhance visibility and coordination, eliminate bottlenecks, and balance resources. Learn more as Phillip Adams, MD, MPH, Hospitalist and Amy Kruger, BSN, RN, CCRN, Access Center and Patient Placement Services Department Manager present “Managing Regional Transfer Capacity” at Business Research & Intelligence Network’s Hospital Command Center Management Summit on May 20 at 12:00 CT at the Swissotel Chicago.   Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gpf7giFC #HealthcareInnovation #CommandCenter #capacitymanagement #AI #digitaltransformation

A lack of inpatient capacity and bottlenecked patient flow can lead to longer waiting and boarding times in the Emergency Department – or cause patients to leave without receiving care. Learn how Mission Control, the command center for AdventHealth Central Florida helps this organization manage system-wide capacity and improve ED outcomes. Join Sanjay Pattani, MD MHSA, FACEP, VP and Associate Chief Medical Officer, Mission Control and Attending, Emergency Medicine as he presents “How a Command Center Can Improve ED Outcomes” at Business Research & Intelligence Network’s Hospital Command Center Management Summit on May 20 at 9:00 CT at the Swissotel Chicago.   Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g5emzsuZ #HealthcareInnovation #CommandCenter #capacitymanagement #patientflow #AI #digitaltransformation