Aritisight also received the award, making it the first time that CHIME has jointly presented the award to a health system and vendor. The remote nursing platform, which is run out of a virtual command center, reduced nurse turnover from 25% to 13%, according to a Nov. 13 Artisight news release.
Additionally, the platform has saved the health system $7 million.
“When implementing a new healthcare technology, it’s essential not only to understand your current use case, but also to have a clear vision of where you are going,” Terri Couts, chief digital officer at Guthrie Clinic, said in the news release. “With Artisight, we have a partner who can offer a comprehensive solution to the challenges we are facing. We’ve been able to seamlessly adopt this innovative technology to the benefit of our staff, patients and the hospital overall.”
