How hospitals can elevate the standard of care and lower hospital costs

Amid an increasingly complex and evolving regulatory environment, hospitals must balance a myriad of goals, including quality, financial and operational objectives, each designed to improve the quality of care and make the hospital a safer place for patients.

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Achieving performance improvement goals in the new healthcare era will require a sustainable approach, solid leadership and a highly engaged workforce. However, day-to-day demands make designing, implementing and monitoring such initiatives overly taxing. That is why many healthcare organizations opt for partners with established programs to guide them.

Medtronic’s Outcomes Pledge Program is designed to address provider concerns related to healthcare complications that result in poor outcomes and higher costs. It is a long-term partnership agreement with clearly defined levels of targeted improvements.

In a Dec. 14 webinar, audience members will learn how two hospitals collaborated with Medtronic in the Outcomes Pledge Program to reduce adverse events, improve patient outcomes and lower costs.

Cori Maegley, director of clinical and portfolio sales at Medtronic, will lead the webinar presentation.

To register for the webinar, click here.

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