Caregility Unveils LOOP: A New Framework to Quantify Virtual Care’s Impact on Healthcare Delivery
Caregility, a leader in enterprise telehealth solutions, has announced the launch of the Lens on Operational Performance (LOOP), aimed at helping hospitals assess the effectiveness of virtual care. This innovative framework is designed to provide healthcare systems with actionable insights into how AI-enhanced connected care can optimize operations and alleviate workforce burdens.
The LOOP framework facilitates a quantitative analysis of virtual care implementations, tracking key performance metrics that reveal its impact on workforce efficiency and patient outcomes. By establishing a diagnostic baseline, hospitals can evaluate changes in labor expenditure, overtime usage, and overall workflow efficiency before and after adopting virtual care technologies.
"Measurement is essential as virtual care becomes integral to our operations," noted Susan Kristiniak, Chief Nursing Officer at Caregility. "With the LOOP, healthcare providers gain visibility into whether virtual care initiatives are genuinely enhancing care delivery and workforce effectiveness."
Key Features of LOOP Include:
- Customizable Benchmarks: Tailor performance indicators according to each hospital’s specific goals and staffing models.
- Point-of-Care Measurement: Select from a variety of care environments, including ICU, telemetry, and inpatient settings, to gauge effectiveness.
- Low-Effort Implementation: Caregility manages the analytical process, delivering comprehensive ROI reports and interactive dashboards that highlight operational efficiency and staff satisfaction.
The LOOP promises to support hospitals in tracking progress and making data-driven decisions to enhance care delivery. For more information about LOOP or to register for an upcoming webinar on effective virtual care strategies, visit Caregility’s official website.
As healthcare systems strive for operational excellence, Caregility’s LOOP provides the necessary tools to ensure that investments in virtual care yield meaningful improvements in patient care and workforce utility.
