Patient Flow Center

Real time insight, predictions, simulations and more

Streamlining Patient Flow

Means improving coordination of care, patient safety, and health outcomes by optimally meeting the demand for care.

Managing Resources and Capacity Integrally

Sufficient capacity is an essential condition for a hospital, to enable medical staff to provide responsible care on a daily basis.

Combining data into insights

Ximius helps healthcare organisations use our tools to combine data into insights, enabling better decisions and smarter working.

What is Patient Flow?

Patient flow is the movement of patients through a healthcare facility. It involves the medical care, physical resources, and internal systems needed to get patients from the point of admission to the point of discharge while maintaining quality and patient / provider satisfaction. Improving patient flow is a critical component of process management in hospitals and other healthcare facilities

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Solutions for Integral Flow and Capacity Management

Our Flow and Capacity Management solutions offer:

  • Flexible design
  • Real-time control
  • Advance warnings and forecasts
  • Decision support

For:

  • Outpatient clinics
  • Diagnostics
  • Operating theatres
  • Nursing wards
  • Nursing staff

Our services

Service value based change managment

Quick Scans

Our Quick Scans perform exploratory studies into possible process optimisations in healthcare departments. They offer an external perspective on business operations and -culture, with special attention to for instance capacity issues, such as staff shortages.
service market scans

Business Intelligence

To take informed decisions and maintain a competitive advantage, executives need real-time actionable information at their finger tips. Our tailor-made business intelligence solutions fetch data from disparate sources and present information in intuitive forms, all in real time.

Length of Stay Reductions

Reducing length of hospital stays minimises risks of patient harm, disability and unwarranted cost, particularly for those who are intrinsically vulnerable. In addition, reducing length of stay supports financial, operational, and clinical outcomes.