Improve the Healthcare outcomes of your population by using simulation for planning the health of your population and deliver on the Triple Aim of quality of care, cost and better health for populations.
Test a change in any part of the system, see the outcome, and use the evidence to support strategic decision making and the planning, financing and design of new models of care.
Simulating a whole system allows you to understand the complexity of the system, examine the flow of patients from an attributed population into services and measure activity, resource utilization and cost across organizational boundaries.
From a patient's first contact with a primary care physician, through the hospital and on to community services, the simulation allows you to understand their flow through the whole system
With simulation software, you can finally get a handle on how value-based payment programs, evolving patient insurance status, aging demographics, and clinical interventions will come together for your organization.
Simulation allows you to:
Discover how simulation can be used to tackle key population health issues such as stroke care, dementia planning and pre-natal care to enable healthcare delivery networks to deliver on the Triple Aim of quality of care, cost and better health for populations.
Scenario Generator was the only tool available to build a case for developing pre-natal services for this vulnerable population and without it we wouldn't have come as far along in the process in terms of having evidence for decision makers.
Simone Atungo, Director Community Development and Integration, Mount Sinai Hospital
To improve patient care, in particular amongst vulnerable communities, SIMUL8 Corporation's Scenario Generator software was used to simulate the maternity unit with a view to developing prenatal services for uninsured women who have restricted access to services.
Following NHS reform, West Kent, a newly formed Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), wanted to improve services for people at the end of their life including enabling people to die in the place of their choice, which for many people would be their own home.
Read MoreThis paper discusses the approach NHS England has taken in adopting new models of care and how simulation is helptin to support decision-making and dissemination of the concept.
SIMUL8's Executive Director of Health and Social Care Claire Cordeaux discusses the importance of early intervention when working with individuals with mental health problems. The paper also discusses how simulation is being used to predict the needs of those with multiple chronic conditions.
Jacquie White (NHS) and Dr. Eileen Pepler (Canadian Healthcare) discuss how NHS England work in chronic disease is being translated into a Canadian context.
SIMUL8 Director of Healthcare, Claire Cordeaux, discusses her experiences of developing and implementing population health strategies in the UK National Health Service, Canada, and Australia.
This workshop explores the challenges in commissioning a healthcare organization to provide an integrated service for obesity, weight management, and treatment in Nottinghamshire County, UK.
Healthcare Reform in the USA is driving hospitals to think about the health behaviors of their populations. Using population health as a basis to predict demand for services, and simulating changing patient flows allows stakeholders to understand the impact of change.
We look at patient care pathways and demonstrates how simulation can combine process flow perspectives to include; services, clinical best practice, and the progression of patients through disease states to test the impact of improvement initiatives on patient care, outcomes, costs and resource utilization.
If you're considering simulation for your next project, our team are happy to help.
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