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In order to gain more visibility into the impact question, the Ohio Healthcare Association sought to demonstrate that Quality Measures (QM) related to pressure injury rates could improve by leveraging Wound Care Certified (WCC®) nurses.
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As a ACS-verified Level I Adult, Level II Pediatric Trauma Center, Staten Island University Hospital (SIUH)—Northwell Health provides care to the area’s most critically ill and injured patients.
As a part of a strategic decision to use technology to be more efficient and effective, CCMC chose to initiate the comprehensive Relias Nursing Suite.
Partnering with Relias Analytics and the team of clinical performance management consultants has provided significant benefits for Katherine Shaw Bethea.
Rising costs in healthcare, collapsing reimbursements, and ever-increasing value based payment models are forcing hospitals to focus on reducing costs of care. While shifts in reimbursement and value-based payment models pose a financial challenge, solving the problem demands clinical change.
As a leader in innovation, Moda seized the opportunity to partner with Relias Dentalytics™ to put relevant data in the hands of dentists and leaders.
With support from Molina, IBHHC adopted Relias Analytics to identify variation and gaps in care for the individuals within the high user population.
Read how BETA Healthcare Group implementing targeted learning helped reduce risk by over 50 percent.
St. Luke’s Health System, the largest nonprofit health system in the state of Idaho, was recently named one of the “Top 15 Health Systems” in the country for a third year in a row by Truven Health Analytics.
As more payment models shift towards value-based reimbursements, healthcare executives have become even more dependent on providers taking ownership of improving outcomes.
Like most health systems, this regional, non-profit healthcare delivery system in Idaho faced the challenge of engaging its physicians to embrace change.
