ERAS Resources

Join us on Thursday, September 28th at 1 PM EST to learn about the latest trends in remote monitoring and how to extend its benefits beyond chronic conditions to more patients - all while using fewer staff resources. If you’re building a business case for remote monitoring that seamlessly transitions care from hospital to home, don’t miss this opportunity to hear how to effectively navigate the remote monitoring landscape.

As early adopters of digital care solutions, experts from MultiCare health system will share experiences and key learnings on how they engage and remotely monitor patients across a broad range of care journeys – in areas such as orthopedics, bariatrics, women’s health, urology, and more. Speakers will discuss specific efforts to elevate patient experience and safety while increasing profit margins and lowering costs. Learn how leveraging a digital care management solution to deliver timely patient education and remote monitoring can decrease length of stay, readmissions, emergency department visits and phone calls, and explore the benefits of system-wide integration with your EHR and patient portal.

As Canada’s health care system struggles with workforce challenges, surgical backlogs, wait times, and optimizing unnecessary interventions, technology adoption and the shift to delivering digital care improves access to care, the patient experience, and enables higher-value care models. Due to the staff and resource intensive approach of traditional device-based Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) that can only be used for a small percentage of patients, leading healthcare organizations are adopting Digital Care Journeys to extend the benefits of RPM for broader populations such as surgery, women’s health, oncology and chronic care.

Approval for bariatric surgery is a complicated process. What if you could automate and streamline workflows to increase surgery throughput and revenue? Join us for an inside look into how you can automate and streamline the Bariatric referral to surgery process. You’ll see how you can digitally empower patients to be partners to schedule, coordinate, and track results for pre-surgery milestones to achieve clearance faster, shorten the time to surgery, increase the number of surgeries performed, and accelerate the path to revenue.

Is PRO collection negatively impacting your ability to accurately inform therapeutic choices, reimbursement decisions, and health policy? Then you won’t want to miss the last session of our virtual Coffee Break Series. During this 15-minute webinar, you will see how Digital Care Journeys automate the collection of Patient Reported Outcomes (PROs).

Is a lack of visibility on patient recovery after discharge hurting patient outcomes? Do you feel like you are discharging patients into a black hole? Check out the second session of our virtual Coffee Break Series focused on how to "Remote Monitor CT Patients Recovery Post Discharge."

Are you short on time but know you need a better solution for delivering ERAS education that patients follow? Join us for the first session of our virtual Coffee Break Series as Dr. Joshua Liu, CEO of SeamlessMD, introduces Digital Care Journeys and their role in enhancing cardiothoracic patient education.

This 40-minute tech talk covers how SeamlessMD, a Digital Care Journey platform used by leading health systems such as UAB, Atrium Health, University Hospitals, and Baystate Health, automates Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) pathways, optimizes patient compliance, improves outcomes, and lowers costs.

This panel discussion with Gina McConnell, ERAS Cardiac Nurse Coordinator at WakeMed, Vicki Morton, Director of Clinical & Quality Outcomes at Providence Anesthesiology Associates and ERAS Program Leader at Novant Health, and Charlette Hart, Director of Surgery Administration at Baylor Scott & White covers the best practices for optimizing and scaling your ERAS program.

This interactive discussion will cover key aspects to consider when starting an ERAS program, how to get organizational buy-in across clinical stakeholders and executive leadership, how to form an ERAS committee, the fundamentals to measuring success, and the optimal timing of when and how to scale ERAS across service lines.

With ongoing staff shortages, widespread burnout, and time-consuming manual patient education, health systems are struggling to scale their ERAS efforts and relieve the pressure on clinical staff To see how your organization can save time, money, and gain the full benefits of your ERAS program with Digital Care Journeys, watch this on-demand webinar today.