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Healthcare Strategy with Cole Lyons | E.109

Vie Healthcare

19:08 Applying economic theories to healthcare strategy Cole said education is important to help hospitals adapt to strategy. ‘’I I’ve been so privileged to sit with most of the CEOs of hospitals in the Philadelphia region. One thing I had been educated in is process improvement for hospitals, but not for ambulatory care systems.

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2024: The Year of Smarter Automation and AI in Healthcare Revenue Cycle

HIT Consultant

In fact, after decades of slogging through manual processes, healthcare organizations are joining the movement and implementing automation and AI solutions to improve revenue cycle processes. About Matt Seefeld Matt Seefeld brings 20 years of management consulting experience in the healthcare industry.

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2024: The Year of Smarter Automation and AI in Healthcare Revenue Cycle

HIT Consultant

In fact, after decades of slogging through manual processes, healthcare organizations are joining the movement and implementing automation and AI solutions to improve revenue cycle processes. About Matt Seefeld Matt Seefeld brings 20 years of management consulting experience in the healthcare industry.

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Improving Patient Experience: 8 Overlooked Fundamentals

Readiness Rounds

Based on our extensive experience working with various hospitals, we wanted to share the important but often overlooked factors that have a big impact on both patient satisfaction and the overall experience. The easiest way to execute improvements as they happen is with an electronic system that creates and tracks issues in real-time.

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Recognizing the Role of Caregiver with Melissa Fisher | E. 79

Vie Healthcare

27:11 What we don’t measure doesn’t matter Melissa said healthcare can’t improve unless hospitals ask caregivers about their experience. ‘’I I find that interesting because my mom in the hospital can’t clearly even remember that she broke her hip and/or femur, and yet you’re now sending her an after-patient survey.

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Making a Ruckus for the Patient Experience with Denise Wiseman | E. 86

Vie Healthcare

And then I joined the IT department for the hospital I was working with. So the clot released and through multiple clots through my brain, my heart and my lungs and I had an opportunity for a few nights’ stay in a hospital. For example, a hospital is going to be noisier than your home. I’m sure you heard of that.