Latest post highlights how getting better provider facetime begins with a better EHR One of the more common complaints among patients and providers these days is that some electronic health record systems (EHRs) make it difficult to connect and engage. Doctors and nurses are stuck looking at the screens, and patients feel like numbers – […]
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Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) are considered a key element of a company’s culture. As a matter of fact, it’s these groups that foster inclusion in the workplace.1 At Net Health, this role continues to evolve with the creation of more ERGs every year. Currently, we have 8 ERGs with a new one that just launched. […]
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We know pressure injuries are on the rise, and they can wreak havoc with patient health and a hospital’s bottom line. If your hospital is like most, you’ve already taken steps to implement a pressure injury prevention program (PIPP). And it’s likely based, at least in part, on the guidelines from the Agency for Healthcare […]
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Net Health CEO Josh Pickus highlights problems and solutions in his latest Medium commentary There are far too many unnecessary amputations due to diabetes and other chronic wounds, says Net Health CEO Josh Pickus in his latest commentary posted to Medium, a global online publishing platform for ideas and insights. In his November post (Can […]
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What can a picture tell us? When it comes to clinical trials for wound care and skin condition research projects, quite a bit. With clear high-resolution images, providers can tell if a wound is healing by how much, if a patient is following protocols, if they need to come in to the trial site […]
Read MoreROI from Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injury Surveillance Direct Costs of Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injuries A pressure injury is a localized injury to the skin or underlying tissue.1 When these conditions are acquired in an inpatient setting, or not documented as “present upon admission” within 24 hours, they can cause a hospital to incur significant penalties under the […]
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