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Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre publishes results reducing length of stay and ER visits for Orthopedics using SeamlessMD

June 6, 2024
By
Seamless

Today we are excited to share that our amazing customer partner Thunder Bay Regional has published their Orthopedic results with SeamlessMD in Arthroplasty Today, one of the journals supported by the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons.

Click here to read the full publication.

Leveraging SeamlessMD’s digital health platform for Hip & Knee replacement, the Thunder Bay team achieved:

  • ↓ 24% length of stay (p = < 0.001)
  • ↓ 49% 60-day ER visits (p = 0.018)

To ensure apples-to-apples comparisons, the group did a matched cohort analysis where the SeamlessMD and Control data sets had no statistically significant differences in age, sex, BMI, smoking status and ASA score.

Congrats to the Thunder Bay team on this accomplishment!

Beyond orthopedics, Thunder Bay has successfully used SeamlessMD hospital-wide across 14 clinical areas (women’s health, cardiology, bariatrics, oncology, etc.) to reduce LOS by 48% and ED visits by 32%.

Click here for a case study about their hospital-wide success.

Want to learn more about how Thunder Bay achieved this success?

Click here to watch a recent webinar featuring Caroline Fanti, Director of Surgical Services for Thunder Bay Regional, who shares the nuts and bolts of their hospital-wide SeamlessMD initiative.

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre publishes results reducing length of stay and ER visits for Orthopedics using SeamlessMD

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June 6, 2024

Today we are excited to share that our amazing customer partner Thunder Bay Regional has published their Orthopedic results with SeamlessMD in Arthroplasty Today, one of the journals supported by the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons.

Click here to read the full publication.

Leveraging SeamlessMD’s digital health platform for Hip & Knee replacement, the Thunder Bay team achieved:

  • ↓ 24% length of stay (p = < 0.001)
  • ↓ 49% 60-day ER visits (p = 0.018)

To ensure apples-to-apples comparisons, the group did a matched cohort analysis where the SeamlessMD and Control data sets had no statistically significant differences in age, sex, BMI, smoking status and ASA score.

Congrats to the Thunder Bay team on this accomplishment!

Beyond orthopedics, Thunder Bay has successfully used SeamlessMD hospital-wide across 14 clinical areas (women’s health, cardiology, bariatrics, oncology, etc.) to reduce LOS by 48% and ED visits by 32%.

Click here for a case study about their hospital-wide success.

Want to learn more about how Thunder Bay achieved this success?

Click here to watch a recent webinar featuring Caroline Fanti, Director of Surgical Services for Thunder Bay Regional, who shares the nuts and bolts of their hospital-wide SeamlessMD initiative.

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