Is your team dealing with outdated and inefficient knowledge management systems? Is your department struggling with implementing its best practices?
This whitepaper highlights the impact of these issues on clinical practices and patient outcomes and offers insights into smarter solutions.
Key Topics You'll Learn About:
Inefficient Care including delivery errors, failure to adhere to best practices and failures of care coordination, drive $345 Billion in waste Preventable Medical Errors: The third-largest cause of death in the US, cost US providers $45 billion annually.
Information Overload: Clinicians must read thousands of articles to keep up with new medical research. Staying on top of advancements in practice becomes extremely challenging.
Clinician Burnout: High documentation burdens and multiple tools lead to stress and burnout.
How leading healthcare systems are leveraging technology to address these issues, implement their best practices efficiently, reduce clinical overload and increase staff satisfaction.
Case Study: An Innovative AI Platform to Reign in Growing Surgical Instrumentation Costs
Sponsored by
Pegasys
September 26, 2024
The problem of unnecessary and excessive instrumentation in Hospital and ASC surgical trays1, well documented in clinical literature, is immense and aggressively growing.
Historically, hospitals have attempted to solve this problem through anecdotal surveys of what staff believes is used in each tray, but this effort is rarely successful due to the lack of real data.
Go Beyond Good Enough: Critical Questions to Ask When Evaluating Surveillance Technology
Sponsored by
Inovalon
September 26, 2024
Choosing the right clinical surveillance solution is vital not only for safeguarding your patients and reducing clinical burdens but for protecting your bottom line. Medical errors cost the healthcare system billions of dollars1 and impact thousands of patients each year2 – errors that could have been avoided with effective clinical surveillance.
Use this guide to ask key questions and ensure the selection of an efficient, reliable system that will boost clinical productivity, streamline operations, and improve patient outcomes.
Maximize reimbursement with effective insurance verification
Determining if and how a patient is covered is critical for maximum reimbursement. Any difficulty determining coverage often results in denials, balance billing, costly collections, and bad debt.
Read the e-book to learn how a cascading insurance verification and discovery process can result in:
Action-Driven Solutions for Overcoming Healthcare Revenue Cycle Challenges
In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare environment, the financial stability of organizations hinges on effective management of the revenue cycle. Hospital executives are acutely aware of the mounting pressures created by claim denials, shrinking margins, and the increasingly complex payer landscape.
The combination of these factors challenges the ability to maintain financial health and ensure optimal patient care.
Denials management is not a new concept, but the landscape has shifted dramatically, download the report to learn more!
The State of Claims 2024: Bad data is a major cause of denied claims – and it’s getting worse
This report, based on a survey of 210 healthcare employees responsible for claims management, assessed the extent of denied claims, the causes, and the efforts to mitigate denials.
The results indicate:
Denials continue to increase
Providers say authorizations and incorrect information on claims are driving the rise in denials
Providers want to prevent denials versus just managing them
Sample findings:
38% of respondents acknowledged 10% of claims are denied
46% of respondents say that missing or inaccurate data is one of the top 3 reasons for denials
65% of respondents say that submitting “clean” claims is more challenging than before the pandemic
Read the full report to see where the trends are leading.