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Elsevier's Clinical Best Practice Council is a team of international industry experts who combine their wealth of expertise to amplify a solution-based approach to the delivery of knowledge-based care process supported by EHR integrated, clinical support systems.
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The narratives developed by the Clinical Best Practice Council illustrate Elsevier’s commitment to supporting clinicians and patients throughout their healthcare journey. Whilst providing credible, accessible evidence-based information to help empower clinicians in providing the best healthcare possible.
In the insights section below, find articles and whitepapers supporting each of the topics in more detail.
Healthcare providers grapple with care backlog and new technologies. Emerging models like joined-up care and telemedicine complicate resource allocation. To address backlog and enhance efficiency, we need a continuum of care spanning hospitals, communities, and virtual platforms.
The evolving clinical landscape and digital transformation are reshaping healthcare. Integrating innovative technologies and AI empowers clinicians with efficient access to complex data, enhancing care quality. However, caution is needed to ensure unbiased and validated solutions, avoiding disparities. Equipping clinicians with accurate and timely information enables evidence-based care delivery.
Digital Healthcare Transformation and Innovation – Ian Chuang
Patient safety is a global challenge. Safe decision-making environments and systems are crucial as healthcare evolves. Nudges optimize behavior, respecting choice, and enhancing safety. Healthcare leaders can architect environments, adapt systems, and provide knowledge for safer decisions, promoting high-quality, sustainable care and patient well-being.
Journey towards zero harm (opens in new tab/window) – Lais Junqueira
Nudging towards safer decision making – Lais Junqueira
Rapid changes, like AI language models, require distinguishing accurate information from misinformation. Health systems must prioritize evidence, fostering a culture of research and evidence-based practice. This equips professionals with skills to make informed decisions, leading to high-quality research and improved healthcare outcomes.
Promoting and sustaining a culture of evidence in APAC – Ximena Alvira
Fostering a culture of evidence: How librarians can drive change – Ximena Alvira
Healthcare systems face complexity, burnout, and slow digital adoption. Care fragmentation and adverse events result. Underutilization of nurses is a concern. Prioritizing nursing leadership strengthens the workforce, improves outcomes, and enhances job satisfaction. Developing resilience and self-care skills is vital for combating burnout and cultivating future nurse leaders.
