Click here to read coverage by Leslie Mann for the Chicago Tribune.
The 3 year old company is building an impressive roster - they've already worked with 75 H/HC facilities.
Provena service line administrator Joan Cappelletti says the LifeWings method is useful "when her department has shift changes or when a patient is moved from one area to another, such as from an operating to a recovery room."
LifeWings' website claims use of the system can help hospitals realize a host of benefits:
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Total elimination of wrong surgeries
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Statistically significant improvement in attitudes of care givers toward using teamwork and communication to provide better care1
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75% improvement in pre-procedure antibiotic administration
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50% improvement in observed to expected mortality ratios
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40% decrease in Class 1 surgical infections
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57% improvement in observed to expected mortality with patients with risk of mortality of less than 10%
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Improvement in employee satisfaction
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50.1% reduction in surgical counts errors2
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51% improvement in OR turnaround times
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Reduction in nurse turnover to less than 2%
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Reduction in nurse-physician occurrence reports
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Improvement in patient satisfaction survey results
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Improvement in adherence to diabetes treatment protocols and clinically significant improvements in patient outcomes3
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Decrease of patient visit time by 10 minutes3
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Reduction in time-to-train for new hire employees3
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Approximately 50% decrease in open claims files for potentially compensable events
The given figures for reducing nursing staff turnover are even more incredible - ICU turnovers reduced by 23 and 35 percent?
Where can I see these guys in action?!
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