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MSN, RN-BC, Clinical Consultant – Nikki Manuel is board-certified in Nursing Informatics and is passionate about simplifying clinical workflows for nurses, physicians, care teams, and other healthcare professionals. She has made significant contributions to the field of healthcare technology through her work with notable health systems. Nikki has invaluable experience navigating the complexities of healthcare organizations and healthcare technology to achieve sustainable performance improvement. Nikki is committed to providing healthcare professionals with the tools to manage more efficient clinical workflows and achieve better patient outcomes.
Any delay in patient throughput significantly impacts patient satisfaction and quality of care. This blog explores how clinical communication and collaboration can reduce LWBS in emergency rooms, reduce overcrowding, shorten wait times, and deliver better patient outcomes.
The specialized, round-the-clock care and rehabilitative services skilled nursing facilities provide are a vital part of the healthcare ecosystem. However, SNF care teams face unique communication challenges that can be barriers to efficient and coordinated care delivery. HIPAA-compliant clinical communication and collaboration software closes communication gaps in SNF workflows and provides care teams with a seamless way to collaborate.
Many clinical workflows remain inefficient due in part to siloed information, use of outdated technology, disparate systems, and a lack of integrated communication and collaboration. The ability to place orders, communicate with providers, give patient and family updates, review labs, and send images on the same platform significantly improves workflows.
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