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Quality & Clinical Operations
Emerging infectious diseases: An emergency or an operational pivot?

Every year, we witness new or different emergencies, each presenting unique challenges to healthcare facilities — but how can we tell which is an emerging infectious disease and which is an operation... read more

Quality & Clinical Operations
Five key strategies to mitigate high-consequence infectious diseases in hospitals

Learn about important action steps hospitals can take to prevent, manage and contain outbreaks of high-consequence infectious diseases such as Ebola, SARS and COVID-19, especially as The Joint Commis... read more

Quality & Clinical Operations
Customer experience isn’t just an expense. It’s a competitive advantage

In today's competitive healthcare landscape, exceptional customer experience is not a nice-to-have, but a crucial differentiator. In his latest blog, Vizient President and CEO Byron Jobe outlines fou... read more

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Quality & Clinical Operations
Standardization of advanced energy devices leads to cost savings, better patient outcomes

While advanced energy is a popular category with versatile solutions that make surgery more efficient and precise, there are challenges, especially around surgeons’ fear of change. Luckily, there are... read more

Quality & Clinical Operations
Engaging physicians in your value-based care journey

Physician leadership, involvement and support in the value-based care (VBC) journey is crucial. Learn how organizations create a positive culture and enhance physician engagement for optimal success. read more

Quality & Clinical Operations
Too much of a good thing: Optimizing cardiac telemetry monitoring

Telemetry, an important tool for continuous monitoring of cardiac and critically ill patients, is often overused as a “second set of eyes” for less serious patients with increased false alarms. read more

Quality & Clinical Operations
Workplace violence prevention: Supporting inpatient behavioral health bedside staff

While staff working in inpatient psychiatric units are at an increased risk for physical assaults from patients, healthcare organizations can create a healing environment by providing resources and c... read more

Quality & Clinical Operations
Elevating employer-provider relationships: Exceeding employee expectations

By embracing a proactive approach to care management, prioritizing the patient experience, leveraging technology and incorporating value-based care concepts, providers can become indispensable partne... read more

Quality & Clinical Operations
Exploring the four major benefits of standardizing topical skin adhesive protocols

By addressing variation and exploring the unique characteristics of each product, you can achieve managed outcomes, reduced complications, streamlined workflows and cost savings, says Vizient’s Trish... read more

Quality & Clinical Operations
Steps to establish sustainability best practices in clinical labs

Sustainable procurement in clinical labs remains in its infancy — but we can, and should, harness the potential of environmental stewardship to evolve current laboratory practices. Vizient’s Mellissa... read more