The platform was used during Hurricane Ian to automate workflows when the hospital experienced a sharp uptick in patients.
In the next year of the partnership, Tampa General plans to use the platform to support care pathway management, improve operating room scheduling, improve utilization across service lines and drive research, according to a Dec. 7 Palantir news release.
“Bringing together our data, analytics, and operations through Foundry not only enables our team members to see the big picture of how our hospital is currently running, but also predict changes we need to account for, allowing us to optimize every decision we make,” Brian Hammond, Tampa General vice president and chief technology officer, said.
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