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Best Oncology Products

Cancer is one of the nation’s largest healthcare expenses. According to the National Cancer Institute, an estimated 1.6 million new cases of cancer were diagnosed in the U.S. in 2016, and cancer care costs are expected to reach $156 billion by 2020. As the number of new oncology cases continues to rise, better health management for these patients is critical to contain costs and improve patient outcomes.

Technology such as real-time diagnostics, artificial intelligence (AI), wearable pain management devices and implanted/digestible sensors promote faster and more accurate treatment. Emerging technologies also foster cancer prevention and research by providing educational resources and interactive forums that help patients better manage their health. These tools also encourage clinical trial participation, which is essential in testing new cancer therapies. Workflow management digital solutions support the challenging flow of oncology infusion patients, improving both productivity and patient satisfaction.

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RTLS Asset Management Solutions for Healthcare.

Save money and improve patient safety with 24/7 asset visibility.

 

Valuable assets go missing. Caregivers spend too much time searching for the equipment they need to do their jobs (or hoarding equipment to make sure they know where it is). And when it’s time to make purchasing decisions, your hospital ends up buying or renting more equipment than you actually need.

If this sounds familiar, Vizzia can help.

Vizzia’s award-winning solutions help customers track and manage assets throughout hospitals and entire health systems. In addition to real-time location systems (RTLS) and advanced software, Vizzia provides fully managed services, making sure you get the most value from your investment. With Vizzia, you can look forward to reduced equipment costs, reliable equipment availability, fewer Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAIs) and more time for patient care.

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Doctors are driving without gauges and running on empty…

Care variance and high costs are widespread, but doctors haven’t been given any tools to help them make better decisions.

CareGauge gives physicians a real-time view of how their care decisions for a particular patient compare to locally benchmarked patients with that same condition.

Physicians can see cost and care utilization insights on length of stay, imaging, labs, medications, procedures, and more to help them deliver the best care to their patients.

How does it work?

  • Integrate seamlessly into your EHR
  • Source and analyze treatment and cost data from your facility
  • Present instant insight into care decisions
  • Empower physicians to provide the best value of care
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Leveraging linkage capability of the platform, its easy-to-use format allows clinical team members to access, share and understand service line profitability so that organizations have a comprehensive approach and understanding of how to become financially sustainable.

  • Identifying top and bottom performing service lines within the organization to drive short- and long-term strategies
  • Identifying physician ordering patterns by encounter/case type to allow for potential purchasing consolidation by supply type or item
  • Drawing attention to potential revenue shortages that are contributing to negative service line margin performance
  • Establishing physician-level utilization and related costs to help determine high-cost Diagnosis Related Groups (DRGs)/procedures in tandem with patient/encounter severity to allow internal benchmarking and improvement initiatives

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GreenPhox means specialty pharmacies will never have to buy cold chain packaging and ice bricks again.

Through our technology connecting pharmacies and medical courier companies, we've launched a process to recover 100% of cold chain packaging for resuse the very next day. 

Pharmacies can eliminate lost packages, reduce packaging costs, reduce labor spent building boxes, and decrease storage footprint.

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Vizzia InVIEW℠ Software Features:
Sophisticated Analytics: real-time and actionable data to optimize key asset utilization
Robust Dashboards: operational and historical KPIs with dynamic editing and refresh
Enhanced Alerts: adjustable and clear alert settings highlight urgent operational needs
Advanced Maps: single button navigation of assets shown by facility, floor and room
Enterprise Security: data meets HIPAA & HITRUST standards and is hosted by AWS

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Nursing Technology Advanced through RTLS Solutions: An Overview

Real-Time Location Systems (RTLS) are indoor tracking systems that identifies the real-time physical location of personnel and equipment within a healthcare facility.

Vizzia’s RTLS solutions offer a transformative Nursing Technology solution to enhance nursing efficiency and elevate patient care in healthcare settings.

By leveraging Vizzia’s RTLS technologies, healthcare institutions can significantly reduce the time nurses spend searching for medical equipment, allowing them to dedicate more time to direct patient care. 

Nursing Technology powered by RTLS Solutions can help with nursing staff burnout.

Nursing Technology Helps Solve the $14 Billion Problem

Nursing Technology that Leverages RTLS Helps Nurses Locate Needed Medical Supplies

Nursing Inefficiencies Due to Asset and Equipment Search

A recent research study estimates that nearly $14 Billion is wasted in nursing time each year, with nurses spending approximately one-third of their time trying to locate medical equipment.

To optimize nursing efficiency and enhance patient care, addressing time management waste is essential. Up to 60 minutes per shift are wasted by nurses searching for equipment.

Vizzia’s RTLS solutions can empower nurses and healthcare professionals to provide the highest level of patient care. The positive impact of RTLS on workflow, asset management, as well as staff and patient safety underscores its essential role in the logistical aspects of hospital settings. 

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✓ Passive technology, no installed software agents to manage, ideal for medical devices ✓ Utilizes research based on deep experience in medical device use and design and strong understanding of cybersecurity principles & practices, along with Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine learning and proprietary algorithms, to perform deep packet analysis of device data traversing the network ✓ Supports several use cases across Inventory, Cybersecurity and Operational Management with an expanding platform roadmap to meet additional operational and strategic organizational requirements ✓ Integrates with an organization’s supporting IT/Security platforms, i.e. CMMS, SIEM, Vulnerability Scanners, Network firewalls and network access controls to support the health system overall IT Security and Risk management programs and maximize existing platform tools and investments Visibility of critical information across organizational disciplines: Clinical Team, IS Team, Risk Managers ✓ External Connections: finding the bad actors ✓ IT Services protocols: i.e. SMB, RDP, FTP ✓ Anomalies: real time Network Traffic Analysis (NTA) ✓ Forensics: data flow, protocols, and traffic stats ✓ FDA Recall: linked to FDA device database ✓ Supported by Asimily researchers and analysts
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Current State: Typically, today, risk assessments are resource intensive in terms of people and time. Across health delivery organizations (HDOs) there are numerous approaches and in virtually every instance people are addressing the problem with: • Excel spreadsheets, manually created risk & control profiles not well-suited for medical devices • Manual analysis of a manufacturers disclosure statement for medical device security (MDS2) • Manual analysis of controls, vulnerabilities, devices to provide a one-off risk approach, subjective results • Many stakeholders, lack of continuity across facilities & platforms for uniform configuration & deployment • Lack of expertise and knowledge of the application of risk management to connected medical devices Anecdotally, customers state risk assessments take 20-80 hours, per device, start>finish with inconsistent outcomes. How ASIMILY ProSecure solves the problem: ASIMILY ProSecure, permits clients to tackle medical device risk assessments with a new paradigm…a paradigm of risk modeling and platform configuration that can be standardized and implemented consistently across an organization. Each device platform can be implemented with a documented risk assessment with control and configuration plan (CCP) that ensures a standard risk profile. ASIMILY ProSecure combines all the knowledge of every platform across our installed base to create an anonymized, community sourced data set of the best configuration and control plan. Every ASIMILY customers is gaining the insights and advantages of ASIMILY’s artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) backend. ASIMILY ProSecure fills the missing gap, completing the risk assessment puzzle. ASIMILY ProSecure clients can create and evaluate risk, optimal configurations, and best security controls as part of contractual requirements and implementation criteria. Clear, documented requirements to ensure consistency across medical devices as a fleet, or platform, instead of every installation being a one-off and different. ASIMILY ProSecure addresses four primary use cases for risk assessment and CCP development: 1) Legacy devices that need a standard configuration and control plan 2) Shadow IT, unconnected devices with network interface cards, may connect 3) New devices being considered and needing a risk assessment and CCP 4) Ad hoc development of CCPs based on local needs, assets, and policies
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Regardless of the document format and structure, using Intelligent Document Processing, the CampTek HIM Indexing Bot can contextualize the data and input into any application

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Any Payor with a Portal and/or API Capability 

Any EMR/HER, both large and small. 

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ArcoInvoice helps to automate the process of your (supplier) invoices. Whether you receive invoices via paper, e-mail or EDI, we extract the data into our platform and connect to your existing ecosystem such as your CRM, DMS and ERP software package. We use your internal business rules and customize your workflows (GL codes, cost centers, approval flows) to avoid manual errors, in a fully legally compliant and auditable way.
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Oncology

What is the role of digital within oncology?
In recent years, digital has evolved into its own distinct asset class for healthcare organizations of any size, and is a necessary strategic pillar in any long-term strategy. For an especially complex service line like oncology, organizations that prioritize digital are uniquely positioned to meet increased needs for exploration and education, support patients and their caregivers through lengthy and stressful care journeys, and empower care teams to spend more time engaged in direct patient care. Digital solutions can relieve staffing shortages, offer new services, create workflow efficiencies, expand access and help realize downstream revenue.

Stakeholders' needs vary, but digital can improve experience for all

Oncology stakeholders
Oncology-focused solutions exist within a broad framework and support patients, caregivers, and care teams through screening, diagnosis, treatment, second opinions and referrals, and ongoing support and coordination. Some example areas include:
For caregivers
  • Education
  • Communication
  • Caregiver skills training
  • Community resources
  • Coping resources
  • Emotional and grief counseling
For patients
  • Core patient capabilities (transactions and interactions)
  • Whole person care (social, financial, emotional, and spiritual needs)
  • Clinical trial and second opinion navigation
  • Treatment support
  • Survivorship support
For care teams
  • Care coordination
  • Vital sign surveillance/remote monitoring
  • Virtual tumor boards
  • Patient navigation
  • Clinical decision support
  • Care team communication
  • Clinical and quality analytics


To deliver a personalized, whole-person experience, health systems and cancer centers need to reimagine how to engage patients and caregivers to deliver an accessible, consumer-centric experience from pre-diagnosis through survivorship.
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—Marisa Furney
Healthcare Consumerism Expert for AVIA
The case for digital within oncology
Responding to business trends

Cancer incidence is rising, but so are overall survival rates-compared to a 10 percent projected five-year increase across all tumor sites, overall cancer death rates have decreased by 32 percent. As cancer care continues to evolve, investments in digital oncology solutions have also grown-in one noteworthy investor survey, more than half of participants said that oncology was the most promising clinical area for startups.1 With the advancement of technology, cancer care is changing to become more proactive, thus increasing survival rates. More health systems and cancer centers are leveraging digital tools to meet consumer expectations, deliver a personalized, whole-person experience that includes the convenience that patients and caregivers want, accommodates pressure from payers to curb spending, and responds to competition from non-traditional cancer care providers.
Creating positive digital experiences for all

A positive digital experience is a key predictor of an enhanced care experience overall for nearly 40 percent of patients, and half of consumers agree that bad digital experiences detract from the overall patient experience. Health systems and cancer centers that leverage the appropriate digital capabilities are better equipped to deliver the convenient and personalized experience that consumers expect while supporting all stakeholders-patients, caregivers, and care teams-through the cancer treatment journey.

While stakeholder needs vary widely, digital tools can deliver a variety of advantages that improve the experience for all:
Caregivers
  • Consistent and up-to-date information on patient condition and treatment progress
  • Tools and information to help them advocate for patients who are unable to manage their own care
  • Information about community or peer group support
  • Community resources
  • Coping resources
  • Emotional and grief counseling
Patients
  • Navigational support for complex clinical and financial journeys
  • Real-time access to care teams and ongoing symptom management
  • Access to holistic care and community resources
Care teams
  • Effective coordination and communication between care team members
  • Enhanced relationships with referring providers
  • Reduced administrative burden

Addressing equity challenges

Equity remains a significant challenge. Early screening often misses the country’s uninsured population as they visit the doctor infrequently to avoid expensive bills. Additionally, patients who do not live in urban centers still lack access to advanced testing. Moreover, many low-income Americans live in ZIP codes that lack accessible healthy food options, increasing their risk of developing obesity and physical inactivity-related cancers.
Health systems can leverage digital capabilities to extend their reach to these traditionally underserved populations. Digital health companies are developing culturally and linguistically tailored platforms that accommodate patients with varying digital literacy levels, extend hours of availability through virtual channels, and investing in tools that address social determinants and close care gaps.

Opportunities for digital in oncology

Patient:
  • Whole person care
    • Digital capabilities to address the patient’s physical, emotional, social and financial needs that play a critical role in reducing anxiety, improving outcomes, and minimizing disruptions to daily life. For example, digital offers the ability to deliver behavioral health care and support a patients’ spiritual coping.
    • Key example sub-capabilities: financial navigation, social needs, spirituality and mindfulness, behavioral health resources
  • Core patient capabilities
    • Digital offers the ability to create a more seamless and personalized experience for patients to engage in administrative transactions and clinical interactions.
    • Key example sub-capabilities: provider search and match, appointment coordination, virtual visits and remote monitoring, patient payments
  • Navigation
    • Digital capabilities to ease access and decision making. For example, stakeholders can more easily connect with leading experts for second opinions and expand patient access to clinical trials.
    • Key example sub-capabilities: virtual/video second opinion consultations, simplified scheduling, records and specimen sharing, digital concierge services
  • Treatment management
    • Digital capabilities to improve patient experience, adherence and outcomes during treatment. For example, providers can supplement care with symptom management between clinic visits, efficiently manage complex care plans, and engage in shared decision-making with patients and their loved ones.
    • Key example sub-capabilities: virtual check-ins, reminders and notifications, patient education, care coordination documentation, metrics collection, actionable insights, population-level reports and analytics
  • Survivorship
    • Digital capabilities for ongoing support and coordination for example. providers can leverage digital to develop effective programs to support the needs of survivors, while survivors can connect with others and enjoy a supportive community.
    • Key example sub-capabilities: follow-up care planning and data collection tools, survivor discussion boards and chat rooms
Caregiver:
  • Support
    • Digital capabilities allow caregivers to meaningfully and actively participate in the cancer care journey.
    • Key sub-capabilities: Caregiver skills training, education, community resources, coping resources, emotional and grief counseling
Care Team:
  • Workflow Optimization
    • Digital capabilities to optimize care team workflows and improve care team experience
    • Key sub-capabilities: Care coordination, remote monitoring, virtual tumor boards, clinical decision support, clinical and quality analytics, care team communication
Organizing for digital oncology success


Successful digital strategy depends on clear priorities and an enterprise-level commitment to “being” digital instead of simply “doing” digital.
  • An enterprise strategy that leverages digital to enable all elements.
  • Strong alignment and accountability across all senior leadership.
  • Governance structure that supports sufficient staffing and skill mix.
  • Meaningful resources budgeted for digital each year.
  • Aggressive top-down goals and KPIs.
  • Gaining a clear picture of expected patient demand and projected growth.
  • Examining available provider capacity to accommodate virtual care offerings.
  • Getting buy-in from clinicians and staff.
  • Upgrading or consolidating technical infrastructure and hardware as needed.

Long-term success for health systems depends on deploying solutions that prioritize patient and provider experiences equally. With careful preparation and a methodical approach to vendor assessment and selection, health systems can increase patient satisfaction, deliver enhanced convenience, enable greater access, improve operational efficiency, and expand catchment areas through enhanced digital oncology capabilities.
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