Read in the white paper about the latest perspectives on the value of industry partners in helping healthcare providers and the defining moments that mark these opportunities. It also offers an overview of key events in the development of these long-term relationships, with case studies to demonstrate the value of these performance-oriented, collaborative engagements.
By building and maintaining the appropriate clinical infrastructure and workflows, health systems can improve productivity with innovative technology, staffing, and an optimized supply chain. Forward-looking partnerships with MedTech can prepare these providers to meet the challenges and opportunities of healthcare with best practices to streamline operations.
Each healthcare organization has specific wants and needs reflecting on their stakeholders’ demands. An effective partnership can help organizations meet their unique challenges, with an eye to long-term creation of value and sustainable success.
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Medical University of South Carolina, USA
MUSC sought to overcome fragmentation, costs, and inefficiency in healthcare delivery. To meet these goals, Siemens Healthineers offered technology management services and operational optimization. It includes the delivery and commissioning of over 100 medical devices, covering all medical imaging technology, as well as “digital twin” technology – or virtual replicas of healthcare facilities.
Lusíadas Saúde, Portugal
The pilot program of the Value Partnership evaluated the whole patient journey in detail and redesigned the care pathways to ensure the best patient experience. Siemens Healthineers examined the organization’s processes, including workflow analysis, key performance indicator selection and measurements, staff and patient surveys, and the evaluation and implementation of improvement measures.
Stroke International Services, Vietnam
Through this partnership, Siemens Healthineers offers technology installation and management, including computed tomography (CT) scanners, ultrasound equipment, angiography devices, and software for imaging. This agreement also includes digital solutions for artificial intelligence and data connectivity, as well as the 2022 acquisition of a Corindus system for roboticassisted cardiac interventions.
