Junum

Junum's Clinical Decision Support Tool, founded by Molly Hegarty, MS, RD, aims to bridge the gaps that she identified as a clinician. With her background as an engineer turned Registered Dietitian, Molly experienced firsthand the challenges of using electronic health records to assess and diagnose malnutrition. Junum addresses issues like improving data access for nutrition managers, reducing unnecessary queries, and enhancing physician documentation on malnutrition, ultimately striving to ensure patients receive optimal care. Junum helps healthcare systems across the country improve their malnutrition diagnosis rate. Schedule a demo with us to learn how Junum can help your organization!

Healthcare innovation can take many forms, and one powerful opportunity lies in streamlining physician documentation for malnutrition. Why focus on malnutrition? Because improving these processes not only leads to better patient outcomes but also boosts revenue. Discover how Junum can transform your approach to malnutrition and drive meaningful change in both care and revenue. #Malnutrition #HealthcareInnovation #PatientOutcomes #Junum #RevenueGrowth

At FNCE 2024, we learned more about how technology is advancing our healthcare systems. Midland Memorial Hospital has shown how effective technology can be regarding patient outcomes and reimbursement for malnutrition. Using Junum's clinical decision support tool, they have tripled their malnutrition diagnosis rate within 3 months. Learn more below! https://lnkd.in/eW_FMtXA

Happy Healthcare Food Service Workers Week to Midland Memorial Hospital's Nutrition Services Department! 🌟

The latest edition of OBM Geriatrics featured an article co-authored by our Head of Product, Margaret Dittloff, detailing how hospitals can leverage the Global Malnutrition Composite Score (GMCS) for quality improvement, health equity, and greater patient outcomes. Check out the article below to learn more about how incorporating the GMCS into a hospital’s reporting capabilities can help deliver more consistent, measurable, and high-quality malnutrition care. https://lnkd.in/gPeiHbb8

The Food & Nutrition Conference & Expo is right around the corner! FNCE will start this Saturday in Minneapolis, MN. Our Head of Product, Margaret Dittloff, will be there! Curious about how to improve your malnutrition process? Send us a message, and we’ll find time for you to connect with Margaret during the conference! #FNCE

Is Malnutrition Awareness Week making you wonder what you can do to improve malnutrition diagnosis and reporting at your hospital? Check out our brand new case study about the success story of Midland Memorial Hospital implementing new workflows and procedures to prepare for malnutrition reporting in 2025! #ASPENMAW24 https://lnkd.in/eW_FMtXA

Malnutrition Awareness Week serves as a reminder of the devastation that undetected malnutrition can cause for patients and families. However, inspiring stories such as at Midland Memorial Hospital can help motivate other nutrition leaders to create change to reduce the frequency of undiagnosed malnutrition in their hospitals. Read more about Midland Memorial Hospital and Malnutrition Awareness Week in our new blog article. #ASPENMAW24 https://lnkd.in/ewYTDV5b

Today is the beginning of ASPEN's Malnutrition Awareness Week! Don't miss the continuing education webinars over the next few days. Today at 12:00 PM ET: Starvation, Acute and Chronic Malnutrition: Adaptation or Resolution Across the Life Cycle Tomorrow at 12:00 PM ET: Under-recognized Malnutrition in the Post-Bariatric Surgery Population Wednesday at 12:00 PM ET: Malnutrition in the Trauma and Emergency Surgery Settings: An Under-Recognized Issue Register using the link below: https://lnkd.in/en7gifAt

Malnutrition Awareness Week starts in just 5 days! Aspen is offering continuing education webinars everyday during MAW. The webinars are free for members and low-cost for non-members. 🌟 Monday (9/16): Starvation, Acute and Chronic Malnutrition: Adaptation or Resolution Across the Life Cycle (1.5 CE) 🌟 Tuesday (9/17): Under-recognized Malnutrition in the Post-Bariatric Surgery Population (1.0 CE) 🌟 Wednesday (9/18): Malnutrition in the Trauma and Emergency Surgery Settings: An Under-Recognized Issue (1.5 CE) 🌟 Thursday (9/19): Improving Health Equity through Quality: The Global Malnutrition Composite Score (1.0 CE) 🌟 Friday (9/20): Nutrition Support Access: Breaking Down Barriers (1.0 CE) Use the link below to learn more and register! https://lnkd.in/en7gifAt