by Terry Zysk | Dec 17, 2018
To complement our focus on nursing resilience, LiveProcess recently hosted a webinar presented by the Advisory Board: “How to Build Resilience and Reduce Nurse Burnout.” The webinar addresses the four primary cracks in the foundation for a resilient workforce: 1....
by Terry Zysk | Sep 4, 2018
Hospitals find FRED (Frantically Running Every Day) among their staff for many reasons, some of which we’ve explored in earlier posts: Lack of time to recover from stressful events Concerns about safety due to threats and violence in the workplace Perceptions of...
by Terry Zysk | Aug 21, 2018
Nurse staffing is a perennial issue for hospital leadership. If it were merely an issue of nurse-to-patient ratios, the problem might be easier to solve. Apart from dealing with regional nursing shortages and shrinking hospital margins, evaluating appropriate staffing...
by Terry Zysk | Aug 6, 2018
In April the Joint Commission issued an alert [pdf] identifying physical and verbal violence against healthcare workers as a sentinel event, an issue that requires further investigation and response from healthcare organizations. The alert cites some worrying...
by Karen Purze | May 21, 2018
Health Technology Management: LiveProcess streamlines emergency preparedness for Ozarks Medical Center LiveProcess is an emergency management and communication systems company for healthcare organizations. Read this Health Management Technology article about how...
by Terry Zysk | Mar 26, 2018
Many hospitals, long-term care (LTC) facilities and other healthcare delivery organizations (HDOs) are striving for a more agile and resilient workforce. Directives to cut costs and take a patient-centered approach to care delivery encourage collaborative...
by Terry Zysk | Mar 13, 2018
From EMRs to Internet-enabled medical devices, for many years healthcare IT development focused on the needs of physicians, reveals a Global eHealth Executive Council research brief. “Nurses’ needs, interests and perspectives were often overlooked or minimized by IT...
by Terry Zysk | Feb 5, 2018
As healthcare providers strive to do more with less, identifying opportunities to reduce unnecessary labor will be crucial to maintaining high-quality patient care. In Healthcare Moment: Enhance Care Team Effectiveness by Eliminating ‘Toil’, Gartner analyst Barry...
by Terry Zysk | Jan 16, 2018
Healthcare technology offers great potential for transforming the work of providing patient care. Technology can create increased opportunity for active caregiving. Consider the workflow of a hospital nurse. Making and responding to calls, managing patient records,...
by LiveProcess | Jan 10, 2018
Tech could lower healthcare delivery toil by 50% By 2022, 50% of the unnecessary “toil” embedded in nursing and care team workflows will be reduced or eliminated through targeted automation, artificial intelligence and analytics,Gartner report finds....
by LiveProcess | Nov 30, 2017
Health System Improves Emergency Response and Day-to-Day Workflow with Structured Messaging Streamline notifications and keep staff connected The Methodist Health System in Dallas, TX, first adopted LiveProcess as an emergency hospital communication system for mass...
by LiveProcess | Jan 13, 2017
LiveProcess Hospital Operations Keep hospital operations running smoothly Every healthcare facility has the goal to efficiently deliver the best care possible. Quickly and simply mobilizing response teams and vendors helps achieve this goal and allows you to...
by LiveProcess | Oct 4, 2016
Florida Hospital Case Study A fatal pandemic infection calls for instant response and coordination Infectious disease can spread across the world. In the event of a disease outbreak such as Ebola or Zika, hospital administrators, clinicians and staff must be equipped...
by LiveProcess | Sep 19, 2016
LiveProcess Announces Nursing & Operations Apps for Hospitals New mobile apps for healthcare delivery streamline coordination of patient care & transitions, discharge, staffing, transplants and hospital operations Chelmsford, Mass. — September 19, 2016 —...
