The mobile-enabled platform analyzes utilization, quality and length of stay data to provide actionable recommendations directly to physicians, without need for interventions from management or interruptions of clinical workflows.
Over the course of the pilot program, El Camino Health experienced reductions in the use of redundant and unnecessary diagnostic tests, in the use of telemetry and in discharge delays, and increases in patient comfort and satisfaction, according to the release. Additionally, the platform saw active usership from more than 85 percent of eligible clinicians.
“Hospitalists play an important role in our quality and safety strategic plan,” Mark Adams, MD, CMO of El Camino Health’s hospitals, said in a statement. “Empowering physicians with timely clinical data helps in our efforts to provide high-quality personalized care to our patients and community.”
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