Unified healthcare communications company TigerConnect has introduced CareConduit, a cloud-native workflow automation platform aimed at unifying fragmented hospital systems and enhancing care communications.
The platform addresses the challenge of integrating disparate systems, which has traditionally required substantial IT resources and incurred high costs.
CareConduit is engineered to reduce notification fatigue and manual workflow issues by facilitating seamless communication for healthcare professionals.
It integrates various hospital systems such as nurse call systems, electronic health records (EHRs), and virtual nursing hardware with workflow automation.
This ensures that actionable information is promptly delivered to the appropriate caregiver.
The platform is built upon an AI layer, which has enabled the introduction of intelligent features earlier this year and allows for advanced scheduling and workflow automation in future updates.
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By GlobalDataTigerConnect chief product officer Saurin Shah said: “Many hospitals are experiencing inflated technology costs and clinician burnout and need a solution to truly unify communications across their ecosystem.
“With CareConduit’s powerful integration capabilities and cloud-native automated workflow routing, organisations will see faster time to value, reduced costs, and timely and accurate notifications to the right caregivers, allowing clinicians to focus on patient care and improving patient outcomes.”
Alongside the launch of CareConduit, TigerConnect has named Anish Arora as vice-president of Product.
Arora said: “I’m looking forward to working with the team to further advance TigerConnect’s offerings and help realise our company’s vision of unifying communication across the care continuum.”
This announcement follows TigerConnect’s earlier release of pre-hospital and transfer solutions designed to improve emergency care coordination.
These offerings are designed to streamline emergency medical services and transfer workflows, thereby improving patient throughput and outcomes.
