A case for acing the basics, per Christus' chief clinical officer
Christus Health is focusing on acing the basics to ensure efficient care across its 60-hospital footprint, Chief Clinical Officer Sam Bagchi, MD, told Becker's.
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Christus Health is focusing on acing the basics to ensure efficient care across its 60-hospital footprint, Chief Clinical Officer Sam Bagchi, MD, told Becker's.
Tech glitches, swamped websites impede US vaccine distribution Updated Jan 31, 2021; By Angelica LaVito and John Tozzi; Bloomberg News (TNS) In Mississippi, an online vaccine registration system buckled in a sudden onslaught of traffic. Officials at a local health department in Georgia had to resort to counting every dose they receive before scheduling appointments. A $44 million national vaccine scheduling and tracking system is going largely unused by states. And California, Idaho and North Dakota undercounted vaccinations because workers forgot to click on a “submit” button at the end...
In Mississippi, an online vaccine registration system buckled in a sudden onslaught of traffic. Officials at a local health department in Georgia had to resort to counting every dose they receive before scheduling appointments. A US$44mil (RM177.87mil) national vaccine scheduling and tracking system is going largely unused by states.
Tech Glitches, Swamped Websites Impede U.S. Vaccine Rollout Bloomberg 1/30/2021 Angelica LaVito and John Tozzi © Bloomberg A healthcare worker administers a dose of the Moderna Inc. Covid-19 vaccine at the Delta Health System The Medical Center drive-thru site in Greenville, Mississippi, U.S., on Friday, Jan. 15, 2021. The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) said in a statement Wednesday that its vaccine distribution plan has been “significantly altered in the last few few days — especially in the last 24 hours.” (Bloomberg) -- In Mississippi, an online v...
WASHINGTON (BLOOMBERG) - In Mississippi, an online vaccine registration system buckled in a sudden onslaught of traffic. Officials at a local health department in Georgia had to resort to counting every dose they receive before scheduling appointments. A US$44 million (S$58 million) national vaccine scheduling and tracking system is going largely unused by states. And California, Idaho and North Dakota undercounted vaccinations because workers forgot to click on a "submit" button at the end of the day. Across the US, a vaccination campaign that was meant to reverse the tide of the pandemic an...