CHI Franciscan’s AI- Fueled Mission Control Center meets immense win

The Mission Control Center has opted for creating the 1423 additional days of caring for more patients. The treatment facilities include 142 numbers of critical care patients, maintained through the 10 of reduction of bed requests. At the same time, it has enabled 561 patients to leave fast.

CHI Franciscan, the Pacific Northwest Division of CommonSpirit Health, includes 12 hospitals with 12000+ employees. At the same time, it includes 8000 nurses and providers with more than 200 primary and specialty care clinics. Besides that, there is a clinical network along with 5000 providers. With 1300 bed systems, it is performing as one of the largest in Washington state. It welcomes 325000 emergency department visits and 300000 days of impatience.

CHI Franciscan’s Mission Control Center got partnered with GE Healthcare before 6 months of the pandemic to launch the first Mission Control Command Center of the state. This was incorporated to enhance the safety and flow of the patient. Also, it includes the scheduled procedures to help patients go home sooner.

The Franciscan’s Mission Control also includes an 18 screen video wall with 11 sta analytic apps. These are capable of providing potential issues in real-time using AI algorithms. To meet the challenge for managing the situation, CHI was in need of full access to resources and capacities for the real-time intelligence of the COVID 19 positive patients.

CHI Franciscan offers expedited care for COVID-19 cases. Also, it can track and share the resources, monitor the bed availability for ICU and negative airflow rooms. Also, it can track the risk of patients and provide proper staff information along with enhanced system management.

The 4 data-rich tiles contain Capacity snapshot, infectious disease identification, discharge planning, AI-powered Censor for the forecast. CHI Franciscan is meeting the challenges with the integrated platform and consolidating the data in one place. Thus the launch has seen immense success with the capacity for managing and transferring the placement and staffing of patients as expediting care.