Learn how Tiles help reduce cost, excess days, and patient waiting; increase access; balance utilization and physician load; anticipate and manage risks; actively manage discharge planning a...

GE Healthcare is helping health systems to accommodate backlog and new cases, maximize short-term revenue, and reduce the need for extended operational hours and resources.

GE Healthcare shares insights surrounding the role virtual health strategies can play during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.

In response to the needs of hospitals and health systems during the COVID-19 pandemic, GE's Clinical Command Center team created two new COVID-19 Tiles (decision-support apps): Infectious Di...

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AdventHealth's Command Center monitors every patient across eight hospitals in Central Florida--and provides a center of gravity where important hospital teams can meet together to coordinat...

Dr. Jessica Schlicher, Medical Director at CHI Franciscan's Mission Control Command Center, describes the challenges her team is facing as they prepare for an influx of patients.

This article describes GE Healthcare Consulting’s unique approach to engage with hospitals and healthcare systems to reduce costs and improve quality by minimizing clinical variation across ...

An inside look at how Clinical Command Centers help hospitals and health systems achieve next-level performance via new, actionable analytics; targeted process improvement; and culture chang...

Hospital and health system leaders are embracing innovative technologies, new business models, and more consumer-focused strategies to make more significant gains in the coming year.

This 90-second video showcases the organizations that comprise the GE Clinical Command Center Ecosystem--a group of hospitals and health systems with command centers who learn from one anoth...

GE Healthcare clients share impact statements about their respective Clinical Command Centers.

Seemingly routine trends will require more innovative and bold solutions, while ground-breaking changes may indicate “watchful waiting.”

Ian Worden, COO of CHI Franciscan, and Jeff Terry, CEO of GE Clinical Command Centers, highlight top analytics trends to watch in 2020.