Healthcare IT News April 21, 2020
Mike Miliard

The predictive models, available via GitHub are meant to help health systems assess potential impact on supply chains and staffing and more as they map out their bed and ventilator strategies.

Cleveland Clinic and SAS have co-created a series of models to help hospitals anticipate enterprise resource planning needs during the COVID-19 pandemic and made them available via GitHub.

WHY IT MATTERS
The predictive models can help health systems forecast patient volume, bed capacity, ventilator availability and more – helping them plan for more efficient and high-quality care delivery, while optimizing supply chain, staffing, operations and more.

Cleveland Clinic and SAS say the models were designed to show “worst-case, best-case and most-likely scenarios,” and can be tweaked in real time to...

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