How WashU and BJH Mastered Cross-Institutional Collaboration

A community’s healthcare institutions have to work together to ensure continuity through crises. Washington University in St. Louis and Barnes-Jewish Hospital bridged the gap between their hospitals and strengthened their community’s ability to respond to the most pressing health crisis in recent memory. This webinar dives into the collaborative virtual environment the hospitals created to share information, streamline ICS functionality, and support their academic medical campus during COVID-19 response operations.

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The two hospitals leveraged Veoci to maximize collaboration between their organizations

Digitized Incident Command

Both organizations simplified data intake, resource requests, and situational awareness while accelerating productivity

Supporting Operations through a Crisis

Veoci helped the teams at both hospitals support their shared academic medical campus

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