Data Analytics in the OB Risk Control Center
Data analytics is a vital component of the product. For
example, a clinical leader, leveraging HealthStream’s
control center technology, is able to view the data in a
meaningful way to determine learning performance and
identify risk or need for remediation.
Comparison data becomes particularly valuable in
answering and documenting how staff performed on
the standardized knowledge exam, the individual
course tests, and the micro-simulations. These
comparisons will provide valuable insight into not only
how knowledgeable the staff is, but also how well they
apply the knowledge they have gained.
Along with providing key data and information about a
provider’s clinical workforce performance in an
individual facility, performance will also be compared to
a variety of national benchmarks given the size and
scope of the HealthStream national network. Clinical
leaders across the country have expressed the need to
have greater context around their learning outcomes in
this area, wanting as much information as possible
about how their organization compares to all others
across the United States. HealthStream’s extensive
client database allows those “contextual comparisons”
to be made.
Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM)
The AIM program is a national, data-driven quality
improvement initiative desiring to reduce severe
maternal morbidity by 100,000 events, and preventing
1,000 maternal deaths in the US by the end of 2018.
HealthStream has joined AIM’s efforts and is now
making the AIM e-modules available to its millions of
learners at no cost.
The following e-modules are available:
Obstetric Hemorrhage
Severe Hypertension in Pregnancy
Safe Reduction of Primary Cesarean Birth
Maternal Prevention of VTE
HealthStream and MedStar Health are excited to offer this new OB Risk Program.
For more information, go to www.healthstream.com
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