Amplify expertise
Members of the Mayo Clinic Care Network can build or amplify clinical, educational or research expertise through a unique collaboration with Mayo Clinic.
At the core of the network is clinical collaboration. Mayo Clinic specialists work together with member physicians, consulting and sharing resources to complement existing expertise.
Patients benefit when their trusted local health care providers engage Mayo Clinic specialists on their behalf to confirm, consult or access the latest research on their conditions.
By combining local provider understanding of patients' unique medical needs with Mayo Clinic's expertise, patients receive exactly the care they need, close to home, at no additional cost.
Reducing CAUTIs and C. diff through Health Care Consulting
Carteret Health Care Chief Nursing Officer Patti Hudson, R.N., M.S.N, N.E., attacks quality improvement opportunities with Health Care Consulting (HCC) projects made available through her hospital's membership in the Mayo Clinic Care Network. One of their first HCC engagements was for catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs) when data revealed an improvement opportunity.
Learn how Carteret Health Care enhanced quality.
Research training inspires staff, achieves early outcomes at Saudi German Hospital, Cairo
In Egypt, innovative research typically emerges from academic hospitals, not private hospitals. For Saudi German Hospital, Cairo (SGH-Cairo), a Mayo Clinic Care Network member, this reality presented an opportunity — not a barrier. Through Health Care Consulting, SGH-Cairo requested a training curriculum outlining how Mayo Clinic manages research and developed their own program.
Read about SGH-Cairo's training program that inspires staff.
Mentorship imparts knowledge, hands-on experience
"Through Mayo Clinic's resources, mentorship and world-class specialists, I've been afforded invaluable exposure and experience so I can continue providing excellent care," says Michael Strum, M.D., Foundation Health Partners.
Read Foundation Health Partner's story.
Working together to transform genetic research
Out of a brainstorming session evolved a meaningful collaboration for a community cancer center in Connecticut. Middlesex Health and Mayo Clinic worked together to improve the lives of people with cancer and their families through impactful research.
Learn how Middlesex Health improved lives.
Leadership program sparks improvements
"The (Mayo Clinic) leadership course empowered us to take action and provided us the necessary steps to make improvements," says Jason M. Biggs, M.D., chief of Emergency Medical Services at St. Clair Hospital. Dr. Biggs led an initiative that reduced emergency department wait times — in some cases, by 15 minutes.
Read how St. Clair Hospital reduced wait times.
Contact us to learn how your organization and Mayo Clinic can work together to advance medicine for all.
- Jan. 06, 2023
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