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Sepsis Alliance Summit 2021: Accurate Sepsis Detection at ED Triage (Prior to Labs!) Using A.I. Sepsis Alliance Summit 2021 Early recognition of sepsis remains elusive. With time of the essence, ED triage is the first and most crucial interaction patients from the community have with healthcare providers. Learn how ED leaders at Adventist Health White …
KATE – AI designed for clinicians, by clinicians KATE provides real-time, clinically accurate Triage Decision Support to Emergency Department Nurses focused on getting patients the right care at the right time. KATE equips ED teams with Artificial Intelligence to help perform at their best, for every patient they see, every single time. Designed to read, …
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See KATE in Action KATE is an AI-powered Triage Decision Support solution for Emergency Department Nurses. KATE enables nurses to deliver optimal patient care by accurately differentiating clinical risk in real-time at triage. Interested in learning more? Let’s talk! Close
Adventist Health and KATE: A Trusted Partnership Emergency Departments (EDs) are a high-risk point, with extremely sick patients. Triage Nurses need to make decisions very quickly. Mara Bryant, Evelyn Miguel, MSN, RN, Stephen Liu, MD, FACEP discuss the partnership between Adventist Health and KATE. “After seeing what she’s done. I think every hospital in the …
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Strategies to Mitigate Health Inequity & Bias IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT CARE DELIVERY Table of Contents I. Overview II. Bias in Delivery of Healthcare Common Cognitive Errors Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) and Bias Structural Racism III. Consequences of Bias When Delivering Healthcare Services Consequences for Patients Consequences for Emergency Departments …
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6 Strategies for Improving ED Nurse Wellness Emergency nurses are at increased risk for work-related burnout as front-line healthcare workers—specifically secondary traumatic stress (STS) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and COVID-19 has dramatically exacerbated this risk.1, 2 Exposed daily to life-and-death situations—caring for patients with physical trauma, unexpected diagnoses, or being the victims of violence …
