Three of the United States' foremost children’s hospitals—Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Stanford Health Care, and Children’s Medical Center of Dallas—have adopted Wolters Kluwer Health's Ovid® Synthesis to revolutionize their clinical research endeavors. As medical research accelerates, the imperative for hospitals to rely on reliable, evidence-based practice (EBP) workflow applications becomes increasingly crucial, especially when the well-being of children is at stake.
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Stanford Health Care, and Children’s Medical Center of Dallas have identified Ovid Synthesis as a vital tool to aid in achieving ANCC Magnet® status, utilizing this workflow application to streamline research infrastructure. The forward-thinking leadership of these globally recognized children's hospitals will employ Ovid Synthesis to standardize evidence-based practice, enhance project rigor, and catalyze medical research. The integration of AI-enabled technology will enable these health systems to efficiently manage EBP, literature reviews, and clinical research projects, ultimately improving patient outcomes.
As Ovid Synthesis is implemented across these healthcare systems, the benefits are evident. The technology is expected to foster a culture of clinical inquiry, innovation, and collaborative practice. Healthcare professionals can seamlessly engage in system-wide programs, evidence-based practice, and nursing research to provide exceptional care for every child.
Many health systems currently grapple with fragmented technology landscapes, hindering leadership review and input for staff-produced projects. Ovid Synthesis, however, empowers clinical staff to become fluent in EBP, improving staff retention, supporting professional development, and ensuring excellence in quality improvement and research for enhanced patient outcomes.
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