Sentara manages roughly 3,000 active vendors across 12 locations, many of whom work in procedural and clinical areas. Until recently, confirming that each vendor met credentialing and check-in requirements often required clinical leaders to stop and verify compliance manually.
Now, Sentara is piloting a different model at Sentara Leigh Hospital in Norfolk, Va. Color-coded badges show vendor compliance at a glance, while a real-time dashboard identifies why someone may be flagged, from an incomplete check-in to an outdated flu vaccination record.
Join their leaders to discuss:
- How a simple decision tree helps employees engage vendors or escalate concerns
- What real-time location data adds, from locating vendors quickly to supporting investigations
- Why compliant vendors can feel welcomed rather than audited
- How executive sponsorship and on-site change agents helped build early momentum