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AI Insights to Impact:
Virtual Panel Discussion with Drs Kumar, Heit and Ms Philpot

Tuesday, December 10, 4:30 PM PST

Workflow Optimization and Training

Workflow Optimization and Training is a program designed to help hospitals establish customized workflows that enhance stroke and/or PE patient care. The RapidAI workflow optimization teams – Stroke-certified Registered Nurses (SCRN) and Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialists (RCIS) – assess and update current workflows to implement unique solutions that maximize efficiencies and reduce time to treatment.

  • Consultative workflow engagement
  • Optimized workflow built specifically for each site based on user requirements
  • Tailor-made training plans
  • Onsite training for maximum impact, supplemented with flexible, virtual instructor-led training sessions
  • Unlimited access to the Rapid U library of job aids and training materials

Workflow Optimization and Training helps care teams:

Reduce door to treatment times

Reduce door to treatment times

Reduce door to imaging times

Reduce door to imaging times

Reduce phone calls or pager alerts

Reduce phone calls or pager alerts

Facilitate patient triage

Facilitate patient triage

Reduce unnecessary transfers

Reduce unnecessary transfers

Activate teams faster on one platform

Activate teams faster on one platform

Rapid AI has brought together the entire stroke team on one communication platform. Emergency, Interventional Radiology, Neurology, and Critical Care services are aware of the patient treatment plan at any given time. The average thrombectomy required 10 phone calls; Rapid AI software has reduced this to 4 calls.

Stroke Program Director
Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center, Baton Rouge, LA

“In regards to our hub and spoke model we have seen increased engagement and involvement between ED Physicians, Tele Stroke Neurologist, and Neurointerventionalists since optimization of our Rapid stroke workflow.”

Stroke Program Director

With increased engagement of all stakeholder groups we have seen significant improvement in arrival to CTA times with a best average time of 21 minutes [from 67 minutes], Door to Neuro Lab activation with a best average time of 39 minutes [from 79 minutes], and an overall reduction in Door to Device with a best average time of 41 minutes [high 114 minutes] over the past 6 months.

Michele Patterson
St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital, San Antonio, Texas