Inpatient and Emergency Department Intelligence
Inpatient and Emergency Department Intelligence gives each role that touches a hospital stay a current view of the patient, built from the record and cited to its source, and answers questions against it in the moment. It covers emergency disposition, hospitalist rounding, nursing handoff and discharge readiness.
One patient picture, carried across the stay
Scanned outside document
Admission note, 2 years ago
Placement referral pending
Therapy eval not scheduled
Transport need flagged
Bed request, day 2
Why this patient is still here
- Therapy eval needed before discharge
- Placement referral awaiting response
- Transport arranged for day of discharge
Read together across 5 systems, each cited to source
Emergency clinicians get prior presentations, active problems, medications, recent results and outside documents assembled into the picture a disposition decision needs. Hospitalists and APPs get the reasoning as well as the data, and a question asked on rounds returns an answer cited to the record. Nurse Assistant gives bedside and charge nurses shift summaries, patient snapshots, discharge readiness and task prioritization, and care management sees each discharge barrier named with the role accountable for clearing it.
How the picture carries across the stay
Context follows the patient
What is assembled at triage is what the floor inherits, and what the floor learns is present at discharge, on one integration across the stay.
Clinical decision support at the point of decision
A hospitalist on rounds, an emergency physician at disposition or a charge nurse at shift change can ask a question and get an answer drawn from the record and this stay, cited to its source.
It holds to your standards
Patient-specific pathways, formulary and the quality and utilization programs you are accountable for are configured into the delivered solution.
One picture, carried across the stay
Move the patient through the stay. The context comes along.
Emergency clinicians
The picture a disposition decision needs, in the time the decision actually has.
Carrying forward: starts here
Use cases
Nursing handoff and discharge readiness
Emergency disposition and emergency to unit handoff
Hospitalist rounding and daily progression
Live today
Emergency and inpatient medicine are live today, and GW RhythmX nurse-assistant workflows are in use.
Built for emergency clinicians, hospitalists and APPs, bedside and charge nurses, and care management.
Start with your priorities
We'll tailor the session to your priorities and show you the use cases most likely to move the KPIs you're accountable for.
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