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Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant (HNHB) LHIN Integrated Decision Support (IDS) Business Intelligence

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Organization

Hamilton Health Sciences

Category

Quality Improvement

Sector

Acute Care

Type of Practice

Archived (2+ year)

Region

Ontario

Email

[email protected]

Year

2011

The Integrated Decision Support (IDS) system at Hamilton Health Sciences has allowed for improved collaboration across health care sectors. It allows users to have an increased understanding of the hospital, community care access centre, community health centre, and mental health services, and how change in one sector influences the others. Improved patient flow, improved Alternate Level of Care ALC rates, streamlined access, and a better understanding of chronic conditions and readmission rates can all lead to an improved patient experience. The openness and collaboration that results among health care professionals who work together, is an intangible yet critical impact.

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