QlikView is one of the most powerful yet easy to use business intelligence platform in the world. With its proven in-memory, associative technology, QlikView is extensively used in many industries and domain including healthcare. With the QlikView Business Discovery platform, healthcare providers can analyze and improve KPIs such as average length of stay, waiting times and reduce problems such as opportunities for medical errors, excess healthcare operational costs. More than 500 healthcare providers spanning hospitals, nursing and residential care facilities, and ambulatory services worldwide uses QlikView now to overcome business intelligence challenges and improve performance.
Let's look at how? You can read many papers on business intelligence in healthcare but the best way to understand the usage is to see them in action. QlikView provides very nice healthcare related demos for prospective users to try and understand how QlikView or business intelligence in general can help their organization.
Below is a list of available healthcare dashboard demos. At the end of this post, there is a button to access to the full demo stack including online applications, video demos and self-executable files.
Hospital Activity Dashboard - This application allows the user to look into the world of a hospital in the United Kingdom and analyze real world data to see the struggles that hospitals face each day. The Hospital Activity – UK application allows the user to view hospital activity (Patient Wait Times and Length of Stay) analysis through various different views. All of the analysis can be filtered by various selection criteria including age group, patient classification, admission type, healthcare resource group, etc.
Hospital Profitability Dashboard - As is the case in any business, hospitals are always looking for ways to reduce costs and increase revenue. The Hospital Profitability –US application allows the user to look into the world of a hospital in the United States and analyze real world data to see the struggles that hospitals face each day.
This application allows the user to view profit analysis through various different views. The user can see actual charges billed for services, payments (Insurance/Patient) received for the services billed, patient length of stay and variable cost analysis for supplies used.
Finally the user can analyze the number of procedures performed by month-year and the total diagnosis by department. All of the analysis can be filtered by various selection criteria including fiscal year, fiscal quarter, fiscal month, patient type, doctor, procedure, etc.
Surgical Dashboard - The Surgical Dashboard application empowers Operating Room Managers and Directors to visualize data that illustrates primary concerns, patterns, and performance as it pertains to OR management, efficiency and utilization.
The Surgical Dashboard application helps to ensure patient safety and the highest quality of care, it provides surgeons with appropriate access to the operating room and it helps to maximize efficiency of OR utilization, of staff, and of materials to reduce costs.
Clinical Readmissions Analysis Dashboard - Hospitalizations account for roughly half of all health care costs and, as a result, reducing the number of readmissions is the main focus in improving the coordination and quality of care. Many organizations are data rich, but unfortunately, they also tend to be information poor. Understanding where to start analyzing your patient population can be a daunting task.
• Which facilities have a higher readmission rate than others?
• Which ICD9 codes lend themselves to a higher readmission rate?
• Which providers have the highest readmission rates?
In order to answer these questions and more, you need a flexible ,yet powerful, analytics engine to help turn all that data into useable information. This application is one example of how QlikView is helping many providers do just that.
Clinical Pathways Analysis Dashboard - Clinical pathways, also known as care pathways, critical pathways, integrated care pathways, or care maps, are one of the main tools used to manage the quality in healthcare concerning the standardization of care processes. It has been shown that their implementation reduces the variability in clinical practice and improves outcomes.
This application analyzes data related to clinical pathways in terms of several key areas that are targeted for analyzing components of Pathways management:
1. Length of Stay
2. Time to first order Lasix
3. Time to administer Lasix
4. Comparison of patients on Pathway vs not on Pathway
Let's look at how? You can read many papers on business intelligence in healthcare but the best way to understand the usage is to see them in action. QlikView provides very nice healthcare related demos for prospective users to try and understand how QlikView or business intelligence in general can help their organization.
Below is a list of available healthcare dashboard demos. At the end of this post, there is a button to access to the full demo stack including online applications, video demos and self-executable files.
Hospital Activity Dashboard - This application allows the user to look into the world of a hospital in the United Kingdom and analyze real world data to see the struggles that hospitals face each day. The Hospital Activity – UK application allows the user to view hospital activity (Patient Wait Times and Length of Stay) analysis through various different views. All of the analysis can be filtered by various selection criteria including age group, patient classification, admission type, healthcare resource group, etc.
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| QlikView Hospital Activity Dashboard Demo |
Hospital Profitability Dashboard - As is the case in any business, hospitals are always looking for ways to reduce costs and increase revenue. The Hospital Profitability –US application allows the user to look into the world of a hospital in the United States and analyze real world data to see the struggles that hospitals face each day.
This application allows the user to view profit analysis through various different views. The user can see actual charges billed for services, payments (Insurance/Patient) received for the services billed, patient length of stay and variable cost analysis for supplies used.
Finally the user can analyze the number of procedures performed by month-year and the total diagnosis by department. All of the analysis can be filtered by various selection criteria including fiscal year, fiscal quarter, fiscal month, patient type, doctor, procedure, etc.
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| QlikView Hospital Profitability Dashboard Demo |
The Surgical Dashboard application helps to ensure patient safety and the highest quality of care, it provides surgeons with appropriate access to the operating room and it helps to maximize efficiency of OR utilization, of staff, and of materials to reduce costs.
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| QlikView Surgical Dashboard Demo |
• Which facilities have a higher readmission rate than others?
• Which ICD9 codes lend themselves to a higher readmission rate?
• Which providers have the highest readmission rates?
In order to answer these questions and more, you need a flexible ,yet powerful, analytics engine to help turn all that data into useable information. This application is one example of how QlikView is helping many providers do just that.
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| QlikView Clinical Readmissions Analysis Dashboard Demo |
This application analyzes data related to clinical pathways in terms of several key areas that are targeted for analyzing components of Pathways management:
1. Length of Stay
2. Time to first order Lasix
3. Time to administer Lasix
4. Comparison of patients on Pathway vs not on Pathway
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| Clinical Pathways Analysis Dashboard |
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