Read in the white paper about the benefits of Value Partnerships that support healthcare operation management in the context of a rapidly evolving regulatory and economic environment. Learn more about how a combination of clinical insight, medical technology innovation, and strategic vision helps healthcare providers develop and realize their key strategic goals and avoid unneccesary risks.
Healthcare leaders must stay current with new technology, scientific advances, privacy issues, and data protection concerns to ensure the health and safety of patients. Strong partnerships for shared responsibilities and benefits, planning, implementation, and ongoing operations have helped many healthcare providers retain their focus on clinical excellence by shifting key operational management duties to specialists.
This kind of comprehensive, end-to-end solution management is essential to executing large or complex projects in healthcare. Everything from the layout of patient rooms to the procurement of medical technology to staff training and workflows must be carefully planned and expertly executed to maximize the potential of projects like hospital expansions. Healthcare provider organizations benefit from partnerships that help them understand the current environment, and plan for the opportunities that will arise tomorrow, while preserving the flexibility to react to unforeseeable events.
Learn more about what your peers have achieved
Guy’s and St Thomas’, UK
Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust demonstrates well the difference the right partner can make in achieving the desired outcomes quickly and sustainably. Performance optimization resulted in improved clinical operations almost immediately and are still evident one year after the initial Rapid Improvement Events (RIEs).
Ministry of Health Murcia, Spain
The Value Partnership between Ministry of Health Murcia and Siemens Healthineers is an example for successful scale-up. The partnership, working within the customer's unique setting, achieved a reduction in patient rescheduling due to technical failures, eliminated the need for a mammography waiting list, and doubled the number of exams performed.
HMI Group, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore
At the HMI Group, Siemens Healthineers supports to prepare for the future for example by embracing digital technologies to improve access and quality of care. Siemens Healthineers' Biomatrix technology, backed by AI, in MRI scanners leads to increased diagnostic confidence, fewer repeat scans, and improved scheduling predictability.
