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The venture arm of Bon Secours Mercy Health is partnering with Clinician Retention Intelligence (CRI) platform Atalan to bridge clinician retention and patient experience.
The partnership between Accrete Health Partners, a digital health company launched by Bon Secours Mercy Health, and Atalan is aimed at accelerating the development of Atalan PX, a new module designed to improve workforce stability and patient outcomes. It follows the launch of the CRI platform pilot.
WHY THIS MATTERS
Atalan PX expands the CRI platform to address the challenge clinicians face in translating fragmented data into action, according to the company.
Using AI, Atalan PX unifies patient and workforce-related data in a single platform to surface patterns and identify operational challenges.
”Accrete Health Partners was created to identify, test, and invest in emerging technologies that advance operational and clinical innovation across the system and beyond,” said Cyril Philip, vice president of Digital Ventures at BSMH and Accrete Health Partners. “Our Acceleration Funds allow us to move quickly with high-performing startup partners and co-develop solutions alongside our clinical and operational leaders. This funding helps launch an expanded partnership with Atalan, whose PX platform offers new ways to enhance its core product with new data and insights.”
THE LARGER TREND
The partnership builds on a collaboration between Atalan and BSMH to pilot the CRI platform within a regional market.
Within six months, BSMH saw positive early results that supported expanding its use across additional markets to support broader clinical teams, according to Atalan.
Healthcare operations are entering an era where data drives progress, the organizations said. With advances in AI, health systems have the power to turn the massive data they already hold into actionable foresight.
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