Cheryl Dalton-Norman, MBA, RN, BSN,the president of Conduit Heath Partners, was featured on Becker Healthcare’s podcast. She shared insights into how health systems could better anticipate patient flow and support front-line providers amid the COVID-19 crisis.
As the health care industry braces for another year of challenges and innovation, workforce shortages remain a critical concern. According to Cheryl Dalton-Norman, president of Conduit Health Partners, the solution lies in leveraging technology and rethinking workflows.
In an article with Healthcare IT Today, Cheryl highlights the urgency of addressing nurse burnout and staffing gaps by leveraging technology and strategic outsourcing.
As we set our sights on 2025, let’s take a moment to look back at the major stories that shaped health care in 2024. With AI making waves across the industry, we thought it only fitting to turn to the very technology that’s been making headlines for insight into the health care topics that topped the year.
In urgent medical situations like stroke, fast and efficient patient transfers can be the difference between life and lasting disability. Conduit Health Partners, through its transfer center services, plays a crucial role in expediting these critical moves.
Such was the case at Mercy Health – Kings Mills Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio when a patient arrived presenting stroke symptoms.
When you choose nurse-first triage services from Conduit Health Partners, you’ll have a dedicated account manager and a team of clinical and support service experts aligned with your team to achieve stronger clinical and financial outcomes.
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