Beamtree has launched the Global Health Comparators (GHC) program, a collaborative led by its international hospital members committed to improving patient-centred care worldwide.
The program will integrate the successful Global Health Data@Work initiative into Beamtree, including its existing membership of eight hospitals from the United States, England, Italy, the Netherlands and Belgium.
“The new Global Health Comparators program brings together pioneering hospitals and enables healthcare leaders to look beyond their national boundaries,” said Kelsey. “The new program will build on the very strong foundations established by Global Health Data@Work over the last decade and also leverage the proven data science expertise of Potential(x) who support organisations like the Health Roundtable.”
Global Health Data@Work has a world-leading data analytic capability that has overcome the challenges of mapping and analysing hospital information drawn from different clinical classification systems. The purpose of this tool is to support hospitals to measure clinical performance and explore variation against shared international best practices, enabling healthcare leaders to initiative change in healthcare systems for better patient care.
Beamtree aims to expand this collaborative over the next 12 months in line with its strategic vision to improve patient outcomes and drive sustained international growth. Global Health Data@Work CEO Nina Janda joins Beamtree as Program Director for GHC and will be leading the Beamtree integration and expansion of this global initiative.
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