For many health systems looking to implement virtual health innovations for inpatient scenarios, these solutions have become increasingly necessary for addressing the scale of ongoing challenges in healthcare. At a time when the Journal of Nursing Regulation reports nearly 800,000 registered nurses plan to leave the field by 2027, health systems are having to consider bold new tools for optimizing current resources.

Between market dynamics around nursing and clinician shortages and ongoing cost reduction efforts, more health systems are looking at virtual experiences to ensure continued coverage of care for inpatient scenarios.

By leveraging new innovations in virtual care and AI models, healthcare providers can deploy virtual solutions for use cases such as virtual nursing, virtual sitting, and virtual on demand consultations to reduce costs and scale clinical resources.

While most health systems recognize inpatient virtual experiences as a looming need, many lack a clear roadmap for understanding and implementing these innovations. Join Microsoft and Andor Health to learn more and discuss best practices in this Meet the Boss digital roundtable.

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About Andor Health

At Andor Health, our mission is to change the way care teams connect and collaborate. By harnessing machine and human intelligence, our cloud-based platform unlocks data stored in electronic medical records to deliver real-time actionable intelligence to care teams inside and outside their enterprise. By optimizing communication workflows, our solutions accelerate time to treatment, decrease clinician burnout, and drive better patient outcomes.

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