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Healthcare Group ICS Maugeri, Italy

ICS Maugeri SpA Società Benefit is a medical practice company based in Pavia, Italy. It manages a network of 18 hospitals in six Italian regions. According to the Italian Health Ministry and University and Research Ministry, 9 of them are research hospitals (IRCCS).

Maugeri decided to adopt SurgiQ’s technologies as part of the Digital Gym project. Our platform supports ICS Maugeri’s physiotherapists in tasks such as planning and scheduling, both short and long-term. 

Our Artificial Intelligence-based engine takes into account several constraints and preferences, such as working time, available equipment, clinical needs, and patients’ preferences, supporting the tailoring of rehabilitation services and increasing the capability to react to any unforeseen events in the treatment course.

Results show that the technology can support coordinators to solve the planning task in a couple of minutes while taking into account many different constraints, satisfying at the same time management’s, patient’s and workforce’s requirements.

The client measured savings of about 20’ per day per therapist and more than 10’ of additional treatment delivered per day to each patient.

Royal London Hospital, London, UK

SurgiQ and Barts have piloted solutions to prioritise, streamline and audit surgical care plan processes, on cancer and non-cancer patients. The SurgiQ dashboards allow live tracking of waiting times, breaches, demand for surgery, clinical outcomes, service effectiveness and efficiency.

Staff surveys indicate that SurgiQ is user friendly and tracks the progress of patient care plan processes, giving real-time access to vital information for the scheduling and planning of pre-assessments and theatre; assisting with the prevention of waiting time breaches. The study also estimated an increase in efficiency and time-saving.

Now, Royal London Hospital, Queen Mary University of London, and SurgiQ are working together to deliver a novel multi-speciality audit system to monitor the impact of the robotic surgery program at the Royal London Hospital.

Galliera Hospital, Genova, Italy

At Galliera Hospital in Genoa, SurgiQ manages surgical waiting lists and pre-admission processes in a trackable, integrated and collaborative manner.

The SurgiQ platform allows sharing of all relevant information regarding patient care plan processes in real-time with team members (i.e. surgeons, anesthetists, nurses, and admin); here SurgiQ has notably improved process management. Patient’s rights are protected by SurgiQ’s unique prioritization algorithm, allowing the correct activities and scheduling according to the patient’s clinical urgency categories and waiting times.

Since Galliera is a reference regional hospital for elderly care medicine, SurgiQ was also involved to provide live support to better integrate primarily with secondary care. It contributed to the design and delivery of a new care model supporting a nurse-managed ward, reducing costs, and optimizing bed occupancy and patient outflow across all different levels of care.

Bambino Gesù Child Hospital, Roma, Italy

Bambino Gesù is the largest paediatric hospital and medical research centre in Europe, with connections to several leading international centres across the sector and a staff of nearly 3,300 members. It is spread across 4 sites, with a total of 600 beds and about 20,000 surgical procedures carried out per year.

The adoption of SurgiQ has introduced several benefits, including a fully paperless computer-based waiting list and centralised pre-admission management system, thereby improving patient guarantee in terms of integrity and transparency.

All actions and relevant information is tracked, and processed data is audited. The SurgiQ prioritisation system is now a shared tool, helping staff to schedule patients for surgery.