Going mobile: How hospitals are using technology to drive clinical workflow efficiency
Enterprise-owned mobile devices have enormous potential to streamline and simplify clinical workflows. But many healthcare organizations are currently struggling to harness that potential due to operational, security and usability issues. These issues often lead to workflow disruptions, productivity loss, high costs and low acceptance by end users — ultimately putting patients' health at risk.
During a recent advisory call hosted by Becker's Hospital Review, tech experts and Christine Yang, vice president and chief technology officer at Alameda Health System (Oakland, Calif.), led a group of health system leaders in discussion about the challenges and opportunities associated with deploying mobile devices in healthcare. This report examines the key takeaways from that conversation.
Learnings include:
During a recent advisory call hosted by Becker's Hospital Review, tech experts and Christine Yang, vice president and chief technology officer at Alameda Health System (Oakland, Calif.), led a group of health system leaders in discussion about the challenges and opportunities associated with deploying mobile devices in healthcare. This report examines the key takeaways from that conversation.
Learnings include:
- Why mobile devices applied in clinical workflows have shown promising results.
- The challenges associated with driving adoption across teams.
- Why the future of clinical workflow support is mobile.
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