Designed to improve EHR usability, the apps are embedded directly into UAB Health’s system and allow clinicians to personalize their workflows. The Core Work Manager app organizes patient data in a format based on each specialty’s priorities.
The 1,157-bed hospital will also implement TransformativeMed’s Core Work Manager Mobile app and Core Notify app, which allow clinicians to access patient data and clinical tasks directly from a smartphone. The apps also allow clinicians to subscribe to specific care alerts.
“As an academic medical center, we want to instill the principles of high-quality, compassionate and evidence-based patient care with our trainees, while minimizing the effects of professional stress that can lead to burnout,” said Brenessa Lindeman, MD, chief wellness officer at UAB.
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