Most hospital medicine programs have two rounding assignment problems, not one. The first is the morning build, a manual process that takes 1-3 hours and produces a list that coordinators…
Jaclyn CorbettJune 25, 2026
Hospital medicine runs 24/7, but most tools were designed for a single daily cycle: morning assignments. True continuous operations require five core workflows — intake, assignment, census visibility, distribution, and…
Jaclyn CorbettJune 18, 2026
Most hospital medicine tools were only built for the morning assignment. After rounds end, admissions keep coming, census changes, and providers manually fill the gaps through calls and spreadsheets. True…
Jaclyn CorbettJune 11, 2026
Manual ED-to-HM admission coordination carries a cost that most programs never measure directly. Time spent tracking requests, redundant follow-up calls, missed handoffs, and coordination fatigue all add up across a…
Jaclyn CorbettJune 4, 2026
Hospital admission delays are usually operational, not clinical. Fragmented intake channels, manual assignment workflows, stale census data, and unclear ownership of requests create coordination gaps that slow admissions and contribute…
Jaclyn CorbettMay 28, 2026
At 7:00 AM, the day team logs in. There’s already a list waiting, patients admitted overnight, a few pending from the ED, others flagged for discharge. The night team has left notes. Someone has…
Vicky AbihsiraApril 28, 2026
