Traditional patient rooms involve sitting on the table, waiting, and tentative knocks on the door.

We’re redefining the way we look at patient rooms.

We’re reimagining the future.

Patient room efficiency would hit the top of the priority list but most of the time it is pushed to a lower rank with how stressful and challenging hospital system atmospheres can be sometimes, which is why we are here to take the reins on some creative solutions and you can sit back, listen, and enjoy.

We’re hosting a September 29th webinar, “Patient Room 'Next': Improving Care Efficiency,” where we dive into patient care, the environment in which it takes place, and its future. Revel in the conversation orchestrated by Stephanie Lahr, MD, CIO, and CMIO at Monument Health, Billy Prows, Enterprise Information Systems Architect at Intermountain Healthcare, Dr. Annabaker Garber, Former CNIO for HCA Healthcare, and Fred Holston, CDW/Sirius Healthcare Strategist.

Before the webinar check out the Briefing Campaign on our channel hitting on 5 major topics. Speaker Fred Holsten sheds light on advancements surrounding the space in which patients receive care, predictive analytics, AI, and automation. In these conversations, we discuss: What is Patient Room ‘Next’ and how is it evolving the space in which patients receive care now and into the future, Intermountain Healthcare’s journey into the future of predictive analytics, how automation and AI can help you to support your nurses more effectively, Dragon Ambient eXperience (Nuance DAX), and CDW/Sirius’s Healthcare Technology Innovation Labs.

Hear about technological tools that have been explored and implemented for clinician effectiveness, how to step into the “Patient Room 'Next'” future, and the progress in our Nation’s health systems regarding PRN. Bring your hospital system into tomorrow with sound advancements and peace of mind. We’re looking to advance healthcare, and we know you are too. Hope to see you there!

September 28, 2022: Managing medical devices within a hospital can be extremely challenging. Expand to care at home and you’ve got an even bigger problem. Health systems can have more than 20,000 medical devices on a network. And with a 12-15 year useful life, it’s not uncommon to have to think about managing security over a very long period of time. What are the frontline solutions to address the sheer magnitude of this issue? Theresa Meadows, SVP & CIO at Cook Children's and Greg Murphy, CEO of Ordr share their expertise, experience and knowledge of medical device security. How do you keep up with updates? How do you ensure devices are running at the correct level or even just in good functioning order? When is it time to upgrade? What makes one solution stand out from the rest?

Key Points:

One of the challenges is just downright finding these devices. There's so many of them.
Tools are able to identify these devices a lot easier so that we can help our clinical staff to be more efficient
Download the whitepaper: Optimizing Medical Device Management And Security For Clinical Technicians
Ordr
Cook Children’s Health Care System
Sirius (A CDW Company)

Imagine a future where smart hospital platforms facilitate treatment regardless of patient and clinician location, where patients reap the healing benefits of patient distraction devices, and clinicians are freed up from administrative tasks to focus on the patient while automation of those tasks provides more real-time, actionable data. Fred Holston, Director of Healthcare at Sirius Healthcare (A CDW company) joins Bill Russell to discuss Sirius’s Healthcare Technology Innovation Labs. A place where partners and technologies can come together to innovate, test, and build out new technologies to advance healthcare. What solutions are they focusing on in the labs today? What are health systems excited about in the areas of computer vision, command and control, touchless sensors and ambient listening? What is the role of a care companion and why is this interesting in this whole idea of Patient Room ‘Next’? https://www.siriuscom.com/solutions/sirius-healthcare/future-of-care/

This is episode 5 of 5 in our series Patient Room ‘Next’. Other guests include Stephanie Lahr, CIO of Monument Health and Billy Prows, VP at Intermountain.

How can we enhance quality of care and the patient experience, increase provider efficiency and satisfaction, reduce administrative burdens and improve financial outcomes? Dragon Ambient eXperience (Nuance DAX), is an ambient clinical intelligence solution that automatically documents patient encounters accurately and efficiently at the point of care. Stephanie Lahr, CIO of Monument Health joins Bill Russell to discuss this revolutionary product. 7 mins saved per care delivery encounter. Reducing documentation time by 50%. 70% reduction in feelings of burnout and fatigue. 79% improved documentation quality. 83% of patients say their physician is more personable and conversational.

https://www.siriuscom.com/solutions/sirius-healthcare/future-of-care/

https://www.nuance.com/healthcare/ambient-clinical-intelligence.html

This is episode 4 of 5 in our series Patient Room ‘Next’. Other guests include Billy Prows, VP at Intermountain and Fred Holston, Director of Healthcare at Sirius Healthcare (A CDW company). Stay tuned for more.

How is Intermountain Healthcare thinking about Patient Room ‘Next’? How can automation and AI help you support your physicians more effectively? Stephanie Lahr, CIO of Monument Health joins Bill Russell to discuss. Neteera’s Digital Nursing Assistant streamlines clinical workflows to drive adoption and impact care. The technology enables nurses to address other important issues and reallocates their time therefore decreasing burnout and increasing retention. Artisight is an IoT sensor network that not only uses AI to analyze data, it uniquely uses AI to generate new and previously inaccessible data sets to vastly improve organizational operations and financial performance.

https://www.siriuscom.com/solutions/sirius-healthcare/future-of-care/

https://neteera.com/use-cases/

https://www.artisight.com

This is episode 3 of 5 in our series Patient Room ‘Next’. Other guests include Billy Prows, VP at Intermountain and Fred Holston, Director of Healthcare at Sirius Healthcare (A CDW company). Stay tuned for more.

How is Intermountain Healthcare thinking about Patient Room ‘Next’? What might we see in the next couple years if we are walking into one of their patient rooms? Billy Prows, VP Shared/Affiliated Services at Intermountain Healthcare joins Bill Russell to discuss how their smart hospital platforms allow clinicians to focus on patient care and leaders to focus on productivity. How will Intermountain step into this future of predictive analytics, touchless sensors and artificial and augmented intelligence? The goal is to become as adaptable and agile as possible, especially as healthcare becomes increasingly consumer-focused. https://www.siriuscom.com/solutions/sirius-healthcare/future-of-care/

This is episode 2 of 5 in our series Patient Room ‘Next’. Other guests include Stephanie Lahr, CIO of Monument Health and Fred Holston, Director of Healthcare at Sirius Healthcare (A CDW company). Stay tuned for more.

The future of patient care spaces is bright with potential technology solutions to improve patient care—from life-saving treatment based on predictive analytics to patient distraction devices. When the pandemic hit, rapid adoption of tools and technologies became necessary to continue treating patients and to survive. What is Patient Room ‘Next’ and how is it evolving the space in which patients receive care now and into the future? Fred Holston, Director of Healthcare at Sirius Healthcare (A CDW company) joins Bill Russell to discuss the core technologies and capabilities that make up PRN. https://www.siriuscom.com/solutions/sirius-healthcare/future-of-care/

This is episode 1 of 5 in our series Patient Room ‘Next’. Other guests include Stephanie Lahr, CIO of Monument Health and Billy Prows, VP at Intermountain. Stay tuned for more.

Traditional patient rooms involve sitting on the table, waiting, and tentative knocks on the door.

We’re redefining the way we look at patient rooms.

We’re reimagining the future.

Adopting new technologies for the best future in patient care

Healthcare has lagged behind in adopting new technologies due in part to a lack of buy-in from staff, resistance to adopting anything new, and associated high costs and budgetary constraints. That all changed when healthcare faced a global health crisis.

The rapid adoption of tools and technologies became necessary to continue treating patients and ensuring uninterrupted clinical care. With that door now wide open, Sirius Healthcare is redefining the patient room with Patient Room ‘Next’ (PRN). PRN is an adaptable, agile, and fully integrated model for healthcare environments that improves the quality of care and the patient experience—regardless of where care is delivered—by:

Augmenting important real-time patient information into care processes
Improving caregivers’ efficiency by reducing or removing complicated interactions with technology
Reducing patient-invasive touch without reducing care and personal interactions that increase satisfaction
Engaging the patient and family in a way that reduces mental stress and improves satisfaction with care
Allowing care to flex into alternate areas as needs arise and change

This approach is delivered through a combination of machine vision and audio, data intelligence, machine learning, touchless sensors, just-in-time data, and sensor-generated information to deliver real-time insights into each patient’s state and well-being, vitals, appropriate movement, and the overall environment surrounding the patient. And it is all implemented in a way that makes PRN and its technologies private and minimally invasive.

How PRN leverages technology to create a pro-active care approach and next-generation healthcare solutions:

Automatically documents EHR information to create alerts and guide workflows
Provides beat-to-beat patient data
Uses smart machine vision and audio to collect specific treatment information without privacy infringement
Uses content engagement to inform, entertain and guide patients and family
Enables limited- to no-touch monitoring with advanced sensors
Identifies patient area infrastructure needs to support the future
Understands a patient beyond a specific encounter
Manages a patient’s life cycle of care outside hospital walls
Delivers options for care beyond traditional venues

PRN is making systems and technologies seamless, discreet, and more efficient, leaving healthcare workers more time to focus on what’s most important: their patients.

Want to hear more about Sirius' Patient Room Next? Sign up for the next webinar from This Week Health: Patient Room Next: Improving Care Efficiency

Traditional patient rooms involve sitting on the table, waiting, and tentative knocks on the door.

We’re redefining the way we look at patient rooms.

We’re reimagining the future.

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