Our dashboards integrate intelligent real-time information and dynamic safety protocols, which results in:
provide real-time, actionable information during the surgery.
display progress on individual cases as well as the status of an OR (e.g.: X-ray / Laser in use).
for each hospital to secure patient safety, improve workflow optimization, and reduce costs.
The answer for continuous improvement
In recent years, Lean management has made a significant advance in healthcare and hospitals. Lean management is a commonly used process-oriented method that organizations can apply to continuously improve. However, Lean is much more than a method that can be applied to any organization. It is better described as an all-encompassing management philosophy that really comes to life within teams.
By paying attention to the three aspects of Lean within the organization (culture, principles, and techniques), the highest value can be created for the customer. Lean Six Sigma is part of Lean management. While various Lean aspects are focused on the workplace, Six Sigma focuses on process data and ways to improve lead time, processes, and results.
The NewCompliance products are excellent to use in combination with Lean. With our tools, hospitals can easily collect, process, and visualize the required data and process indicators. In this way, our products support organizations in continuous improvement according to the Lean method. Not as a temporary project, but as a permanent part of the corporate culture.
Our dashboards integrate intelligent real-time information and dynamic safety protocols, which results in:
provide real-time, actionable information during the surgery.
display progress on individual cases as well as the status of an OR (e.g.: X-ray / Laser in use).
for each hospital to secure patient safety, improve workflow optimization, and reduce costs.
Workflow dashboards
ACTIQ Elements
The ACTIQ platform integrates data from your EMR, your building systems, and other OR equipment. It tracks, validates, and smartly interprets this data and displays essential information needed by clinical staff during surgical procedures.
Smart patient safety algorithms provide the team with the required information at the right time. Information Regarding Antibiotics Prophylaxis, Time Out, Sign out, and related checklists are centrally located on one dashboard. Parameters from different sources are displayed together which results in a compliance score for patient safety during an operation. This score provides the OR team with insights and direct awareness of compliance with protocols and patient safety.
Full Interoperability
ACTIQ Elements
Fragmented data and an overload of different systems contribute to miscommunication and the loss of valuable information. Improve patient outcomes by integrating data from a large variety of systems (EMR, BMS, PDMS etc.).
The answer for continuous improvement
In recent years, Lean management has made a significant advance in healthcare and hospitals. Lean management is a commonly used process-oriented method that organizations can apply to continuously improve. However, Lean is much more than a method that can be applied to any organization. It is better described as an all-encompassing management philosophy that really comes to life within teams.
By paying attention to the three aspects of Lean within the organization (culture, principles, and techniques), the highest value can be created for the customer. Lean Six Sigma is part of Lean management. While various Lean aspects are focused on the workplace, Six Sigma focuses on process data and ways to improve lead time, processes, and results.
The NewCompliance products are excellent to use in combination with Lean. With our tools, hospitals can easily collect, process, and visualize the required data and process indicators. In this way, our products support organizations in continuous improvement according to the Lean method. Not as a temporary project, but as a permanent part of the corporate culture.
Our dashboards integrate intelligent real-time information and dynamic safety protocols, which results in:
