It's no secret – the care sector is facing enormous challenges, from funding difficulties to staff shortages varying by country. myneva does not have a solution for every problem. But what we can help by significantly increasing the time available for care activities by digitization.
Time is a critical factor in care. In addition to actual care activities, documentation and administrative tasks often take up 20-30 percent of valuable time. This is where digitization comes in to significantly speed up these processes. So that more time is available for the actual care.
New Work in the care sector: mobile and efficient
Real-time, high-quality documentation is possible with the help of mobile devices directly at the point of care. Voice recognition and trained language models increase the speed and quality of documentation. Translation tools assist non-native speaking nurses in creating quality-assured documentation in their native language and storing it in the corresponding national language. The potential time savings in documentation is a considerable 30-40 percent.
Networking and planning with AI support
There is further potential for shift and route planning. With the assistance of artificial intelligence, we can create high-quality planning proposals that also consider all legal regulatory requirements. This not only saves time, but also meets the interests of employees through more flexible shift planning.
Digitization enables monitoring and trains efficiently
Modern technologies make it possible to monitor vital parameters without affecting clients. With its help, falls, for example, can be detected immediately and the necessary measures initiated. Digital training courses via mobile devices make training more flexible and accessible from any location, meaning that the few available time slots can be used optimally.
The three pillars of digitization in care:
- Data protection: The protection of client and employee data is our top priority. Our AI models run on their own sovereign platforms to ensure data protection, data privacy and the development of care-specific solutions. This core competence should be part of a good care platform and not be taken over by generic services.
- Benefits for nursing staff: Work at the point of care must be supported by intuitive mobile applications. Ease of use and access to relevant information and tutorials are essential for facilitating work and employee satisfaction.
- Networking of those involved: Comprehensive networking of all those involved in the care process reduces the communication effort and improves the quality of care. Digital platforms facilitate the exchange of information between caregivers, doctors, pharmacies, and other service providers.
Conclusion
Digitization offers enormous opportunities to increase the efficiency and quality of care. For myneva, it is both a declared goal and an obligation to drive digitization forward and develop solutions that benefit everyone involved. The transformation of the care sector is a complex task, but we can make a significant contribution to improvement through targeted digitization measures. Get in touch with us.