MercyAscot goes live with a pre-admissions digital pathway enabling patients to digitally check-in before their visit

MercyAscot Private Hospitals, New Zealand's largest private surgical facility, has rolled out a pre-admissions digital patient pathway across Auckland’s MercyAscot hospitals and clinics. The pathway is expected to benefit up to 19,000 patients.?

Patients can now submit forms and access vital information seamlessly, ensuring they are well-prepared for their procedures. This digital approach allows staff to improve patient flow and reduces the stress and uncertainty associated with hospital admissions for patients.

?“By offering a digital check-in option, we have eliminated the need for physical paper distribution and the cumbersome process of scanning and mailing completed forms. The real-time submission of patient data to our pre-admissions team enhances processing speed and supports our commitment to environmental sustainability,”

- Sarah Gardner, General Manager of Transformation and Business Improvement at MercyAscot

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Now live: Pre-admission and post-discharge digital patient pathways at Stirling Hospital, which are now fully integrated with FYDO and PAS

Thanks to the two-way integration, the team now have real-time data synchronisation, ensuring documents and data are seamlessly updated across systems, reducing manual work, and providing a streamlined process.

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Stirling Hospital is a modern private hospital with day surgery and overnight stay facilities. The hospital provides a wide range of healthcare services, encompassing everything from the most complex orthopaedic and reconstructive surgeries to more routine colonoscopies and cataract procedures. [Read more]

Now live: Can Connect Team at Central Adelaide Local Health Network?

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This new digital pathway went live in weeks and aims to enhance patient outcomes and reduce unnecessary hospital admissions for breast cancer patients.

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The digital pathway is the latest step in a program the Can Connect team created to address gaps in chemo care, collaborating with the Rapid Assessment Unit to identify the best interventions—self-management, clinical support or in-person visits.?

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The digital platform improves access to symptom support during cancer treatment through early identification of emerging symptoms:

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?? Enhanced Patient Experience & Access Remote symptom monitoring enables patients to report symptoms while at home and can reduce unplanned hospital visits

?? Clinical Risk Reduction Early risk detection for hospital avoidance and prompt intervention minimises ongoing deterioration and improves overall outcomes [Read more]

In case you missed it...

• The Personify Care team will attend the ACHSM Asia-Pacific Health Leadership Congress in Brisbane from October 23 to?25.?Keen to connect? Come and see us at Booth 15, or reach out to our team!
• Our team co-hosted a 'lunch and learn' with Gabrielle, Head of Allied Health at Mater Private Hospital Townsville, to showcase the platform to other streams/departments. This short-stay Model of Care was a longtime dream for this incredible, passionate team.?
• Royal North Shore Hospital (RNSH) shared details of its imPACt project, which aims to ensure that every patient is appropriately assessed and prepared for surgery.?Their project poster can be found here.

If these use cases resonate with you, or if you're wondering if your speciality can benefit from digital patient pathways, talk to us!

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