Picture a cardiovascular patient moving from the ED to inpatient to ambulatory to home without a single dropped handoff — follow-up intact, the care team aligned, nothing left to chance in the gaps.
For most health systems, that's not yet the reality. Transitions remain one of cardiovascular care's most persistent weak points, addressed department by department instead of as a connected pathway. But a proactive, pathway-based model can change that, turning reactive fixes into a coordinated strategy that strengthens follow-up and reduces operational burden.
On Aug. 12, leaders from RWJBarnabas Health, Advocate Health and Corewell Health will share what that shift requires. They'll also examine how systems are using remote monitoring, ambulatory data and redesigned workflows to scale connected cardiovascular care in the years ahead.
What you'll learn:
- What a proactive transitions model requires day to day
- How shared accountability and aligned metrics hold gains in place
- How remote monitoring and ambulatory data strengthen follow-up
- How redesigned workflows scale connected cardiovascular care
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