Core Clinical Partners, a practice management organization specializing in Emergency and Hospital Medicine, offers clinician outsourcing, clinician insourcing, revenue cycle management, and healthcare consulting. Core focuses on building personalized partnerships with hospitals and health systems, tailoring our services to meet your unique needs. For more information, please visit the company's website at www.coreclinicalpartners.com.
Improving Outcomes through Physician Engagement
Physician burnout is a multifaceted issue affecting not only the health and well-being of physicians, but also the quality of care they provide. As healthcare becomes increasingly challenging, hospital executives cite physician burnout and lack of engagement as one of the top challenges and priorities they’re facing today.
Addressing and mitigating physician burnout requires a comprehensive approach, with their engagement as a key strategy. By creating a work environment that values physician input and gives them a seat at the table, healthcare organizations can develop solutions while offering opportunities for professional development to enhance job satisfaction and reduce the risk of burnout.
Dr. Rachel Thompson, chief medical officer of one of the fastest-growing physician practices and previously regional executive medical director of a large health system, along with Jessica Long, COO of Core Clinical Partners, will dive into how to create a culture that supports physician engagement and how to address common barriers to success.
Addressing and mitigating physician burnout requires a comprehensive approach, with their engagement as a key strategy. By creating a work environment that values physician input and gives them a seat at the table, healthcare organizations can develop solutions while offering opportunities for professional development to enhance job satisfaction and reduce the risk of burnout.
Dr. Rachel Thompson, chief medical officer of one of the fastest-growing physician practices and previously regional executive medical director of a large health system, along with Jessica Long, COO of Core Clinical Partners, will dive into how to create a culture that supports physician engagement and how to address common barriers to success.
The Future of Emergency Medicine
Core CEO, Dr. Robinson, FACHE a deep dive into the inefficiencies he has noted in emergency departments and shares his groundbreaking ideas for their transformation. He also tackles the prevalent misconceptions about emergency room doctors, shedding light on the realities of their work and challenges.
Leading with Care: The Impact of Physician Leadership in Healthcare
Dive into the crucial intersection of physician leadership and technological innovation, and discover how these elements are streamlining operational efficiency in hospitals. We'll also tackle the pressing workforce challenges facing today's healthcare industry. This exploration is designed to provide you with insights and strategies to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare. Join us in this enlightening journey, tailored to empower and inform you, our healthcare professionals and leaders.
Articles and Advertorials
- The Elevated Hospitalist Program
An efficient hospitalist program can have significant positive impacts throughout the hospital. While these programs have historically been costly to operate, organizations can employ several strategies to help offset these costs by increasing inpatient capacity, which will drive additional revenue while also improving quality. - Three Practices to Lead with Humanism and Influence Change in Hospital Medicine
As leaders in hospital medicine, it's vital to embrace humanistic practices to effectively guide and support your teams. In Dr. Rachel Thompson’s article, "Three Practices to Lead with Humanism and Influence Change in Hospital Medicine", three key practices are highlighted for you to consider: First, patience is crucial in understanding that change is a gradual process needing time for adaptation. Secondly, active listening is essential for effective communication and addressing team needs. Lastly, empathy is important not just in patient care but also in building strong working relationships, especially under stress. - The Future of the EM Job Market is Unknown
Dive into the recent tumultuous changes in the U.S. EM job market, from an unexpected surplus of doctors to a current tightening of available positions. It highlights critical trends, including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the increase in Emergency Medicine residency graduates, and the varying demands in emergency departments. - Three Important Benefits of Geographic Rounding
As hospital leaders and clinical teams striving for greater efficiency, consider the transformative power of geographic rounding. This approach directly addresses the pressing issue of inpatient bed shortages, exacerbated by increasing patient volumes and staffing challenges. While not a universal solution, geographic rounding effectively achieves three major objectives: it reduces the length of inpatient stays, enhances the efficiency of multidisciplinary rounds, and significantly improves communication and collaboration between physicians and staff. - The Use Cases and Benefits of AI in Healthcare
This thought-provoking read not only showcases the transformative impact of AI, like ChatGPT's breakthroughs, but also categorizes its potential applications, highlighting areas ripe for AI integration and those posing challenges. Providing a visionary perspective on AI’s role in healthcare, makes this a must-read for anyone interested in the future of medical technology and patient care. - Future of Data Analytics: The Hospitalist Chatbot
Introducing the concept of a Hospitalist Chatbot, an AI tool designed to participate in multidisciplinary hospital rounds: By leveraging AI-driven predictive analytics, this chatbot can inform discharge decisions based on extensive data, rather than solely on a single doctor’s experience. This technology represents a significant advancement in patient care, promising to enhance decision-making and efficiency in hospitals, making it a must-read for those interested in the forefront of healthcare innovation.
Case Studies & Workbooks
- Achieving and Sustaining a Nearly Full-Day Reduction in LOS
This case study illustrates how strategic solutions like geographic rounding, enhanced multidisciplinary collaboration, and advanced data management led to significant improvements in patient care and hospital efficiency. The study showcases decreased patient stay lengths, increased bed availability, and notable financial savings, making it an essential read for those looking to enhance hospital operations. - Geographic Rounding Downloadable Workbook
Discover the key to enhanced hospital efficiency with Core Clinical Partners' Geographic Rounding Downloadable Workbook. This invaluable resource is packed with practical tools and insights to guide you in implementing geographic rounding in your Hospital Medicine program. By adopting this approach, you'll be able to streamline patient care, improve multidisciplinary collaboration, and ultimately elevate the quality of healthcare delivery. It's a must-have for healthcare professionals seeking to optimize hospital operations and patient outcomes!
Contact
Shannon Cornett
Director of Marketing
504-253-9330
scornett@coreclinicalpartners.com