Physician-founded and led, Core Clinical Partners specializes in Emergency and Hospital Medicine Practice Management, providing physician services, revenue cycle management, and healthcare consulting. We focus on building personalized partnerships with hospitals and health systems, tailoring our services to meet their unique needs.
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Empowering Women in Healthcare: Leadership and Insights
Jessica Long, Core COO, and Dr. Rachel Thompson, Core CMO, share their journeys in healthcare leadership, highlighting pivotal moments that shaped their careers. They discuss strategies for fostering a supportive environment and offer actionable insights for healthcare organizations to empower women. Through their experiences, they provide guidance on building inclusive leadership pathways and enhancing opportunities for women in healthcare.
Articles and Advertorials
- Remote Supervision of APPs: A New Solution for an Old Problem
Core Clinical Partners introduced a remote supervision model for Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) in Hospital Medicine, resulting in a 30% reduction in labor costs and improved clinical outcomes. While APPs previously struggled to integrate cost-effectively, Core's model pairs four APPs with a remotely supervising hospitalist, allowing each APP to round on 15 patients daily. This approach ensures quality care through local oversight, while physicians at smaller hospitals can support larger systems remotely. The model’s success is reflected in reduced Average Length of Stay (ALOS) and Geometric Mean Length of Stay (GMLOS), highlighting its potential for healthcare leaders aiming to enhance efficiency and reduce costs in a complex healthcare landscape. - 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. - 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.
Case Studies & Workbooks
- Achieving and Sustaining a Nearly Full-Day Reduction in LOS
A multi-hospital system facing challenges in its hospitalist service transformed its operations to create capacity and generate $100 million in revenue. Core Clinical Partners implemented a strategic overhaul by recruiting 90 new clinicians, fostering a culture of collaboration, and emphasizing transparent communication. Key interventions included geographic rounding, unit-based interdisciplinary rounds, 24/7 admission team support, and a standardized transfer acceptance protocol, which reduced emergency department bottlenecks and expedited patient transfers. Utilizing Epic chat streamlined communication, and initiatives like provider coaching and the commit-to-sit program enhanced patient satisfaction. As a result, discharge efficiency improved, length of stay decreased, and transfer acceptance nearly doubled, yielding significant revenue and operational gains while improving the Net Promoter Score and patient care quality. - 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!
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Ashly Revoy
Vice President of Business Development
262-237-0207
arevoy@coreclinicalpartners.com