Will O’Connor M.D.

Building an ongoing vendor relationship, while it may not seem like a technical consideration, shows how data and analytics spark process improvements and greater ROI when selecting a CC&C solution.

Collaborative care refers to providers being able to discuss a patient’s care, treatment, and outcome. For instance, sharing test results among physicians, nurses, and other providers is critical to successful collaborative care. Of course, this sharing of information must be done securely and consistently.

At the peak of the pandemic’s onset, NBI was losing 10 patients a day on average. As days turned into weeks, the situation became dire, not only for patients, but for physicians as well.

Clinicians who prioritize collaboration and enable secure, HIPAA-compliant messaging will deliver the best care, see higher staff satisfaction, achieve the best patient experience, and lower operating expenses.

There are four main factors by which patient satisfaction can be evaluated[4] include: Care, Empathy, Reliability, and Responsiveness. Read about the 12 methods hospitals can employ to target the four factors above and reduce patient churn.

For SDMI, TigerConnect Patient Engagement eliminated the possibility of patients lacking a referral and not receiving care, resolving frustrations, creating efficiencies, and improving the patient experience.

TigerConnect specializes in serving healthcare providers and ensures telehealth security with our easy-to use patient and clinical telecommunications platform. Request a demo today.

As a year filled with unprecedented shifts in care delivery, 2020 pointed to the obvious: technology and digital health strategies are set to grow as new healthcare IT trends in 2021. 

“Every minute a stroke patient goes without blood flow to the brain, patients lose two million neurons,” says Dr. Rao. “This has a significant impact on the brain and directly affects their ability to recover and rehabilitate.”

Care collaboration solutions are not meant to replace the EHR, but to enhance it. A care collaboration solution can bridge EHR gaps by connecting staff, patients, and data on a single solution.