ransforming Healthcare Delivery at Karolinska University Hospital Susanna Gallani Mary L Witkowski Elena Corsi Nikolina Jonsson
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In the case study I’ll provide insights about Karolinska University Hospital (KTH), Stockholm, Sweden, my healthcare experience that I recently undertook. At first I was apprehensive about the hospital’s quality of care. I was a nervous newcomer to the area and was feeling anxious about the healthcare delivery I would have to undergo. This was my first time at KTH and the receptionist told me I could talk to Dr. P for clarification. Dr. P was a supervisor of the ward, who quickly
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The aim of this project is to transform healthcare delivery at Karolinska University Hospital (KTH), in order to improve patient and visitor experience, increase efficiency and competitive advantage, and improve accessibility to all citizens. The KTH hospital is a 710-bed public hospital in the heart of Stockholm, which serves an average of 1.4 million inhabitants. Currently, the hospital’s patients and visitors have limited access to some clinical services due to overcrowded waiting rooms, understaffed services and inadequate IT infrastructure. The project
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As a student, I worked as a healthcare manager at Karolinska University Hospital in Sweden, where I have observed a transformation of hospital-care delivery. I have used my own experience, and a review of existing literature, to discuss the significant changes that took place, including the development of new care models, the implementation of telemedicine, and the need for staff motivation. Healthcare is a critical system that provides essential services to individuals, families, and communities, from the sick to the elderly to the disabled. In this modern age
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– In 1995 the Karolinska University Hospital (KUH) was established. In my last position at that time, I worked as Chief of Hospitals with a team of 250+ employees. I had the responsibility to build a strategic plan and a system of hospital management to support its growth. We had 15 departments and 440+ beds and a large team of clinicians. I knew we could transform Healthcare Delivery at KUH. my link However, there were several challenges: – The
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As a healthcare delivery specialist, I’ve observed the transformation in healthcare delivery in Sweden. Since the mid-1990s, the healthcare sector in Sweden has experienced a rapid transformation. It began with the of e-health, but soon after the of telemedicine and e-prescribing. Healthcare professionals had to adopt to new technologies that enabled more personalized care and faster patient access. In a survey conducted in Sweden, 63% of hospitalized patients agreed that personalized care had improved their health. Furthermore
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“The goal of our initiative is to deliver the best possible care to patients within the same hospital, from the same care team, by using the most appropriate and innovative strategies”. I recall a moment during my first few weeks of joining Karolinska University Hospital. I saw some patients in the Emergency Department (ED) waiting patiently for an appointment, and I realized that this was not a very good experience for them. In 2014, we launched the project “Inpatient Patient Safety Culture,” which aimed to improve patient safety by
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“Transforming Healthcare Delivery at Karolinska University Hospital” is an essay published in a book of essays about “Strategic Initiatives: Fostering Competitive Advantage”. These essays are a part of a research project funded by The Robert W. Woodruff Foundation (RWWF) (2003-2006) in partnership with the Georgia Institute of Technology. The book and its essays focus on competitive advantage, including “innovation and change” and “customer focus”. We focused on health
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The healthcare industry is undergoing a drastic transformation as digitization and data analytics have become the cornerstones of the industry. The industry has shifted from cost-centered to revenue-centered, offering new opportunities for companies to develop new products and services to meet the changing demands of customers. blog In order to achieve this, a comprehensive approach is required in managing healthcare delivery processes. This comprehensive approach involves various elements such as clinical trials, technology, information systems, patient experience, and financial considerations. Karolinska University