A Joint Commission survey found inadequate staffing was cited as the biggest barrier to patient safety. Improving workflow can help.

Digital location and movement mapping gains understanding of caregivers’ workflow and how it can be adjusted to improve patient safety.

Physicians spend more time on “desktop medicine,” such as typing notes into the electronic health record (EHR) than on office visits.

Automated workflow monitoring technology can improve the job satisfaction of caregivers and reduce burnout and turnover.

The best experience for a patient is to receive effective treatment without harm, and then to go home feeling better.

Hospitals must prevent "never events", but most don’t have the technology to track frequency or quality of patient monitoring.

Workflow monitoring helps create highly reliable patient safety systems that support providers in performing patient care responsibilities.

Explore how the patient healing process with proactive purposeful rounding addresses patient anxiety, satisfaction and readmission rates.

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By Lauretta Ihonor Well-executed purposeful nurse rounding – nurse-led patient checks performed consistently, using a standardized protocol – has been shown ...