The pandemic has shown the value of digital patient systems & care. Now, find out how to use digital patient systems to build a strategy that will benefit your healthcare system in the future.
Click here for original article Faced with the current pandemic, hospitals and healthcare providers are doing everything possible to maximize their staff and resources and provide for patients as efficiently and effectively as possible. Oneview’s technology at the patient bedside has proven invaluable for deploying telehealth solutions in response to the COVID-19 crisis to
Find out the keys to a successful and smooth implementation of new digital patient care technology, so that it becomes incredibly exciting and morale boosting for staff and residents.
It’s not the technology that’s behind the times. Health systems have spent millions on dietary systems, EHRs, building management systems, real-time location systems and more. Those are worthy investments. But they aren’t reaching patients in a consumer-friendly way.
Interactive patient care technology has such an opportunity in healthcare, opening communication lines means a world of difference in helping clinicians understand what’s really going on with their patients. It also helps patients articulate.
A recent study for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services found that 88% of Americans lack health literacy proficiency. It’s not just a problem for patients, but also for clinicians and health systems. What can clinicians do to improve health literacy? Our team weighed in.
Keen to learn more about digital transformation and how it could change your organisation? We were pleased to help Microsoft with a major new report on the topic.
Oneview’s presence at Epworth Healthcare’s Patient Experience Week (September 5-9, 2016) was a great experience for all involved. Oneview’s Point Of Care system is revolutionizing the way both staff and patients interact with their environment.
Patient engagement is shown to be the number one predictor of medication adherence – a critical part of chronic disease management.
Recent studies have shown that patients who are more engaged in their health care have better health outcomes, generate lower costs, and are more satisfied with their care.
