Through the partnership, Empiric Health’s artificial intelligence-enabled analytics software will identify areas for improvement in surgical planning processes and care delivery. SCL Health clinical teams will have access to this actionable data to inform continuous improvements to quality.
“Openly sharing data that our providers and surgeons trust affords us a tremendous opportunity to evaluate variability, to continue our commitment to enhancing our quality excellence, including improvements in surgical quality and perioperative efficiency, and to ultimately reduce surgical cost,” Simon Payne, MD, chief medical officer of clinical and operational transformation at SCL Health, said in a Dec. 23 statement.
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