CHALLENGE: Communication challenges between referring physicians and hospital specialist Last year, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago served more than 198,000 children from 50 states and 51 countries. To improve communication between referring...
CHALLENGE: Providing direct and secure access to Psychiatry specialist without disruption Lurie Children’s has a commitment to the overall health and wellbeing of children and families. Essential to the care of the whole child is the early identification and treatment...
CHALLENGE: Referring Patients is time-consuming and problematic When athletic trainers and physical therapists refer patients to orthopedic specialists, the process can be time consuming and problematic: requiring significant time spent on numerous phone calls,...
CHALLENGE: Unable to schedule timely follow-up visits for discharged heart failure patients In 2016, WakeMed was at risk of losing their American College of Cardiology (ACC) Heart Failure Accreditation (after not meeting their goal of having 75% of patients diagnosed...
CHALLENGE: Lack of direct clinical communication compromises patient experience and can drive up costs For primary care physicians (PCPs), referring patients to the Emergency Department (ED) can be a time-consuming process. Many PCPs leave the communication in the...
CHALLENGE: Delayed communication between floor nurses and providers negatively impacts patient satisfaction and quality of care WakeMed Health and Hospitals, a 919-bed system with nearly 3500 nurses and 1100 physicians, had successfully used PH Connect for...
