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Real-Time Location Solutions (RTLS) are services and technologies that automatically track and locate equipment, material, personnel, or patients. The data can be used to increase efficiency of workflows and improve the experience for patients and staff. Read in the white paper about the application areas of RTLS and uncover the positive impact on multiple stakeholders. Learn about the use cases in different departments and discover the main criteria when it comes to choosing an RTLS partner. 

Cancer care has evolved enormously in recent years. However, providers still face a diverse range of challenges, e.g., rising cost of care, staff shortages, and limited funding. Let´s tackle these challenges together.

We guide you through every step of your cancer center’s journey, so you can guide your patients through theirs.

Many factors are responsible for today’s personnel shortages in healthcare. The magnitude of these issues is increasing and may require even more flexible staffing solutions in the future.

Helse Stavanger is amid a significant expansion, with construction of a new hospital building. After reviewing initial layouts, the radiology team was concerned that the allocated departmental area might not be enough to deliver the desired efficiency, satisfaction, and outcomes. Thus, they developed an optimal layout derived from a remarkable collaboration of their empowered staff and Siemens Healthineers. Now, they can deliver improved radiology services under one roof and benefit from increased staff satisfaction and enhanced patient experience. 

Innovative financing models become a vital part to meet unique challenges for healthcare providers. The combination of expertise, financial solidity, and passion for creating value in healthcare separates Siemens Healthineers from other potential partners. 

Thoughtful, human-centric facility design can make a positive impact on patient and staff experience. Interdisciplinary teamwork, biophilic design, and new technologies are shaping the healing environment of the future. 

The COVID-19 pandemic has placed unprecedented stress on health systems around the world. It has also accelerated adoption of digital technologies. We will see higher investments than pre-pandemic levels in digital technologies used for customer- engagement, care coordination, enabling a remote workforce or telemedicine. Telemedicine, already undergoing rapid growth, has quickly become a key tool for both preliminary COVID-19 screening and also for nonurgent care and consultations.