Qventus, a leader in AI-based care operations software, has introduced the industry's first AI Operational Assistants, designed to alleviate the administrative burden on frontline healthcare staff and allow them to focus more on patient care.

These AI-powered digital assistants analyze complex healthcare data in real-time to identify operational inefficiencies, predict patient needs, and take necessary actions, effectively bridging the gap between data analysis and actionable outcomes.

This innovation addresses the pressing issue of frontline healthcare workers being overwhelmed with administrative tasks, leading to burnout and costing the industry an estimated $13 billion annually.

Developed in collaboration with health systems such as Ardent Health, Allina Health, HonorHealth, and Northwestern Medicine, Qventus' AI Operational Assistants streamline operations by automating manual data collection and repetitive tasks.

These assistants do more than simply analyze data; they interact with and act upon it, making them valuable assets in healthcare environments.

The AI Operational Assistants are being integrated into Qventus' existing Perioperative and Inpatient Solutions, with plans to expand their application to other areas of care.

In Perioperative care, for example, these assistants help streamline surgical processes by automating pre- and post-surgical coordination, reducing the likelihood of surgery cancellations, and improving overall productivity.

The partnership with HonorHealth highlights the potential of these AI assistants to significantly reduce the administrative workload on staff, thereby enabling a greater focus on patient care.

Additionally, the assistants address challenges in surgical coordination by not only identifying tasks that need to be completed but also ensuring their efficient execution, ultimately leading to better patient outcomes.

Qventus' AI-powered solutions have already demonstrated substantial results:

• The Inpatient Solution, which predicts and automates discharge planning, has improved bed capacity and care coordination. For instance, at OhioHealth hospitals, this solution saved nearly 1,400 excess days and approximately half a million dollars in just the first month.
• Over a three-year period at HonorHealth, the Inpatient Solution enabled 86% of patients to receive early discharge plans, resulting in over 50,000 excess days saved and $62 million in cost savings.
• The Perioperative Solution, implemented by Banner Health and other systems, enhances surgical efficiency by increasing operating room access and case volumes, yielding an average 6X return on investment, with some systems achieving up to 27X.

 

 

Source: businesswire.com

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