This paper examines the uptake and accuracy of diagnosis for COVID-19 in U.S. hospitals.
Premier's Ning Rosenthal discusses findings from a recent study that looked at patients with COVID-19 in US acute care hospitals.
GE Healthcare and Premier Applied Sciences® selected St. Luke’s as an ideal pilot site for the One-Stop Clinic breast care model.
Using the Premier Healthcare Database, this study looked at patients with COVID-19 in US acute care hospitals and high ICU admission and in-hospital mortality rates.
At Premier, our members have partnered with us to find truly innovative solutions to the biggest problems facing healthcare and our nation during the pandemic.
This study used a performance platform to enhance clinicians' management of patients with diabetes and osteoporosis.
Finding the right patients and providing a catalyst for change in behavior and treatment has an incredible amount of potenital. Learn how to support care...
Premier's Myla Maloney discusses how health systems and life sciences companies are using data to change COVID-19 care.
Myla Maloney talks about what makes the PHD unique, and how biopharma can leverage data to learn how their drugs perform in the real world.
Join us for A Review of Alzheimer's Disease and Related Conditions Burden of Illness, 2016-2019
Partnership leverages Premier’s dataset and proven methodology to scale advancements in care, driving stronger maternal and infant health outcomes in hospitals across the nation
Learn how Premier’s dynamic stability solutions allow organizations to predict disruptions and use data to adapt to today’s changing and turbulent healthcare environment.
Premier Applied Sciences® has implemented evidence-based care practices with nearly 370 hospitals designed to prevent patients with hyperkalemia from requiring treatment in the acute-care setting.
The Critical Care Medicine Department at the NIH will be granted access to the Premier Healthcare Database to research the impact of COVID-19 on patients.
Every organization is thirsting for data, trajectories and guidance in real time. Leveraging a proven collaborative model is key.
Premier's Leigh Anderson and Denise Juliano discuss the steps life science companies are taking to shorten the time required to bring solutions to market.
With the increasing number of Americans living with Alzheimer’s comes an increased need for care.
Providers should be thinking through how to determine which early treatments are most effective, capture the results of clinical trials and lead through innovation.
This webinar walks through the attributes of the Premier Healthcare Database (PHD) in relation to COVID-19 and provides insights from a frontline physician in NYC.
Download this white paper for a detailed description of the attributes and capabilities of the PHD as it relates to COVID-19 data.
From all of us at Premier, thank you to all the frontline healthcare workers. Keep up the fight. Premier is in your corner.
With staff shortages likely to occur over the next few months, keeping staff healthy in mind and body should be of the upmost importance.
Approximately 97% of hospitals have implemented at least one conservation protocol for PPE, per our latest survey.
Premier data indicates that demand for chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine spiked dramatically between March 1-17.
Check out six guidelines we're recommending in our daily conversations with healthcare providers, governmental agencies and industry stakeholders.
Premier presented insights and data on supplies that are on allocation and in shortage, and recommendations to protect our supply chain.
Premier's Dr. Safo is using her experience in HIV/AIDS medicine to inform Premier’s work on population health.
Developed by the Premier Applied Sciences® team, Premier Healthcare Database Insights is an analytic tool that provides unmatched perspective through dashboards informed from Premier’s substantial...
Its newfound popularity brings hope of a brighter future in successfully treating a variety of diseases, including multiple forms of cancer.
Severe maternal morbidity factors can force women to stay hospital-bound for 70% longer, the analysis found.
Women are more likely to experience an unexpected outcome during delivery and it's adding to hospital costs, according to a new analysis from Premier.
Severe maternal morbidity factors — the most serious type of childbirth complication — offer the greatest opportunity area to standardize care and save significant costs.
Five ways providers can overcome challenges to drive improvements for expecting mothers and newborns.
Premier's Susan DeVore ranked 29th on the list.
Looking at the HIV care model, there were three notable components working together to achieve successful population health management.
This study provided evidence on the effectiveness of a diabetes quality improvement initiative to achieve better patient outcomes by delivering evidence-based care.
When it comes to maternal and infant health, healthcare providers and lawmakers have been flying blind with many lives at stake.
We hear that major legislation may be introduced this week to address drug shortages.
GE Healthcare and Premier are collaborating to develop a same-day breast cancer diagnosis and treatment model.
Premier submitted a statement during the House's hearing on improving maternal health today, released a maternal and infant health trends report last week and more.
Premier's analysis underscores the critical need to better integrate care delivery between the hospital and pre- and post-care services for mothers and their newborns.
Premier conducted a national trend analysis to explore maternal and infant health outcomes in the hospital, at the time of delivery.
The oncology landscape has changed rapidly, but there are innovative ways to keep pace with the change while avoiding pitfalls.
Evidence-based care and precision medicine continue to help the oncology market advance.
We need to better understand and make use of the data that technology has allowed us to grasp.
For more than 30 years, Premier has been at the forefront of the healthcare industry, diligently reinventing the way healthcare is delivered.
Watch this on-demand webinar to learn about the latest trends and real-world examples in preventing sepsis and improving sepsis care.
Denise Juliano, Group Vice President of Life Sciences, discusses the role of Premier Applied Sciences in Healthcare Transformation with Medical Marketing & Media.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (January 17, 2019) — Premier Inc. (NASDAQ: PINC), a leading healthcare improvement company, has significantly enhanced its Premier Applied Sciences® research division...
Steve Valentine and Guy Masters: Looking forward, we see several key trends emerging that will affect hospital and physician providers. Expenses will continue to...
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -– A recent Premier Inc. (NASDAQ: PINC) analysis found that total care for patients who experienced an opioid overdose resulted in $1.9...
Have you ever settled onto your couch on a cold winter’s night, well into an enjoyable Netflix binge, but then get a phone call...
Although gaining ground, limited engagement from suppliers and data challenges are the main barriers to more widespread adoption of value-based contracts in the supply chain.
Susan DeVore joined Cheddar TV to discuss the road ahead for healthcare, including implications for healthcare providers.
Premier Inc. has named Denise Juliano the Group Vice President of Life Sciences for its Applied Sciences division.
Today, new market realities are forcing healthcare organizations to evolve with the trends. But one thing that hasn’t changed is what’s behind effective decisions during...
Value-based contracting for medical surgical products and pharmaceuticals has the opportunity to provide big value for both providers and suppliers. Contracting this way requires...
At the MedTech conference hosted by industry association AdvaMed, Premier's Myla Maloney, explains the different kinds of value-based contracting vendors can negotiate with health...
Premier and Progknowse, Inc. are developing a clinical and genomic data set and predictive analytics that support precision medicine and personalized care delivery.
Premier COO Mike Alkire kicked off our 2018 Breakthroughs Conference and Exhibition last month discussing changes in the healthcare market – from technological advances to...
Dr. Bozzette is an internationally recognized researcher and physician executive who leads Premier Applied Sciences®, the research and analytics division of Premier. He is certified...
Merck and Premier have expanded their preventative and chronic disease care collaboration to include a new effort designed to help reduce the recurrence of Clostridium...
Look familiar? This is an aspirin, or a commonly used painkiller. It’s an example of what we call a small molecule drug. These are manufactured...
As a result of the rapidly changing healthcare environment, coupled with the need to address escalating costs and improvements in health outcomes, healthcare leaders are...
This whitepaper provides a detailed description of the attributes and capabilities of the Premier Healthcare Database (PHD), which has been utilized by the pharmaceutical and...
Susan DeVore: At the start of 2018, the health care industry is on the cusp of more significant change. The GOP Congress has moved...
Merck and Premier have expanded their efforts to co-develop and test solutions to help improve patient care and wellness while lowering health care spending.
The emergence of biosimilars over the last few years has introduced a new competitive specialty pharmaceuticals market to combat the rising price tags on expensive...
Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Janssen) today announced it has collaborated with Premier Inc. on the first and largest study of its kind to address an unmet...
Merck and Premier have agreed to collaborate on the co-development of solutions to help improve population health. Initially, the companies will focus on reducing fracture...
As your leading research and analytics partner, Premier Applied Sciences can help your organization improve the overall quality, safety and cost-effectiveness of care.