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QlikView Customer Snapshot – Karolinska University Hospital

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Technology Category	Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics
Applicable Industries	Healthcare & Hospitals
Applicable Functions	Quality Assurance Business Operation
Use Cases	Predictive Quality Analytics Remote Asset Management
Services	Data Science Services
Challenge	Karolinska University Hospital was facing several challenges related to data access and analysis. The hospital was unable to access and analyze data in its ICU Klinisoft system with reports and ad-hoc analysis requests. This inability extended to assessing the type of patients, resources, and outcomes. The hospital's prior SIR reporting was time-consuming, involving several resources and spreadsheets. The static reports provided no help for the doctors in answering the real-life questions needed in the OR/ICU. Read More
About Customer	Karolinska University Hospital is one of Scandinavia’s premier health facilities. It leads in medical breakthroughs in Sweden, in collaboration with the world-respected Karolinska Institute. The hospital supports approximately 1,600 beds with 1.4 million patient visits per year and conducts 7 surgeries per hour. It is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, and operates with an annual budget of $1.5 billion. The hospital employs 15,000 people and operates in the healthcare industry. Read More
Solution	To address these challenges, Karolinska University Hospital deployed QlikView to approximately 20 users across two functions. The first function was Care Delivery Analysis, which assessed statistics on morbidity rates and success across all areas of operations based on treatments to provide insight into recommended treatments. The second function was Financial Analysis, which developed reports and KPIs for SIR – Swedish Intensive Care Register for monthly regulation reporting. The implementation was rapid, taking only 7 days. The hospital leveraged QlikView Server to aggregate data from Klinisoft, intensive care planning, and a medical journal system handling high volumes of data. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics

Applicable Industries

Healthcare & Hospitals

Applicable Functions

Quality Assurance

Business Operation

Use Cases

Predictive Quality Analytics

Remote Asset Management

Services

Data Science Services

Challenge

Karolinska University Hospital was facing several challenges related to data access and analysis. The hospital was unable to access and analyze data in its ICU Klinisoft system with reports and ad-hoc analysis requests. This inability extended to assessing the type of patients, resources, and outcomes. The hospital's prior SIR reporting was time-consuming, involving several resources and spreadsheets. The static reports provided no help for the doctors in answering the real-life questions needed in the OR/ICU.

About Customer

Karolinska University Hospital is one of Scandinavia’s premier health facilities. It leads in medical breakthroughs in Sweden, in collaboration with the world-respected Karolinska Institute. The hospital supports approximately 1,600 beds with 1.4 million patient visits per year and conducts 7 surgeries per hour. It is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, and operates with an annual budget of $1.5 billion. The hospital employs 15,000 people and operates in the healthcare industry.

Solution

To address these challenges, Karolinska University Hospital deployed QlikView to approximately 20 users across two functions. The first function was Care Delivery Analysis, which assessed statistics on morbidity rates and success across all areas of operations based on treatments to provide insight into recommended treatments. The second function was Financial Analysis, which developed reports and KPIs for SIR – Swedish Intensive Care Register for monthly regulation reporting. The implementation was rapid, taking only 7 days. The hospital leveraged QlikView Server to aggregate data from Klinisoft, intensive care planning, and a medical journal system handling high volumes of data.

Impact #1	Reduced time for SIR reporting by 99% down from a couple weeks to just a couple of minutes through an automated trigger
Impact #2	Provided BI platform for flexible analysis by physicians to analyze and explore data to get answers to ad-hoc queries
Impact #3	Improved hospital utilization through more efficient resource planning and staffing

Impact #1

Reduced time for SIR reporting by 99% down from a couple weeks to just a couple of minutes through an automated trigger

Impact #2

Provided BI platform for flexible analysis by physicians to analyze and explore data to get answers to ad-hoc queries

Impact #3

Improved hospital utilization through more efficient resource planning and staffing

Benefit #1	Reduced time for SIR reporting by 99%

Benefit #1

Reduced time for SIR reporting by 99%

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QlikView Customer Snapshot – Karolinska University Hospital

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