LGI Assignations (Strom) provides a dynamic portrait of current and upcoming assignments while promoting an equitable and effective distribution of emergency personnel. Ensure a quality emergency service that is responsive and tailored to your facility’s needs.
Benefits
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Quick identification of assigned patient care teams
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Equitable, objective, and effective distribution of healthcare personnel in different emergency room positions
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Traceability of care supported by assignment histories
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Less time spent on assignments
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Increased employee satisfaction that promotes cohesive and productive work organization
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Cloud installation and maintenance require little effort from IT management
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Collection of data that allows for the anticipation of high and low attendance periods and staff and bed requirements
Features
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A real-time snapshot of staff distribution according to job title across multiple wards or care units
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Assignment optimization algorithm that integrates a wide variety of factors (past assignments, existing team structures, time constraints, qualifications, non-standard schedules and shifts, trainings, trainees, preceptorship, etc.)
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Saving assignment history
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Multi-platform web application (computer, tablet, or phone)
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Cloud hosting
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Integration with ADT/Emergency systems and human capital (HR) management systems
Staff distribution based on real clinical needs
The interface lets you view past and current occupancy rates at a glance. Requests for reinforcement are based on wide range of data including resource-patient quotas, occupancy rates, and level of care required, optimizing the day-to-day distribution of staff.
Variables taken into account by the algorithm
Continuity of care and past assignments
Team structure and constraints
Training, expertise and interns
Compliance with ratios
Interface overview
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