Mass General Brigham’s Home Hospital and Ariadne Labs, in collaboration with the New England Center and Home for Veterans (NECHV), have launched a home hospital pathway for Veterans experiencing homelessness.
Members of our Home Hospital program authored a perspective in Pediatrics to discuss the emerging need for pediatric acute hospital care at home in the context of policy, economic, and clinical factors.
Ryan Brewster a pediatrician and health services researcher at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School. His scholarship focuses on building, scaling, and evaluating technology-enabled models of care delivery with an emphasis on child health equity. Ongoing initiatives include implementing pediatric home hospital, studying the use of artificial intelligence for medical translation and… Continue reading Ryan Brewster
Lauren Bell, joined Ariadne Labs in 2023 as a Senior Grant Manager on the Finance team. She works closely with the Delivery Decisions Initiative and Rural Home Hospital teams on proposal development, budget development, managing complex contract negotiations, invoice collection and account reconciliation in collaboration with Central Research Administration Offices at BWH and Harvard’s Office of… Continue reading Lauren Bell
Annie Rushman, MSPH, is the Assistant Director of Project Management for Home Hospital where she oversees project management, planning, strategy, and finance for the team. She works across the portfolio of Home Hospital projects to support the team in project design and implementation as well as building the portfolio through strategy, planning, and funding. Prior… Continue reading Annie Rushman
The Home Hospital Team publishes the outcomes of their mixed methods evaluation on the feasibility of the Accelerator approach for generating and implementing relevant, high-quality knowledge products for Home Hospital implementation.
The Home Hospital program latest publication in BMJ Open Quality on the Scrum-based accelerator that joined disparate healthcare organizations into teams equipped to create knowledge products for home hospitals.
Creating a home hospital program takes a great deal of financial, time, and personnel resources, just like any service line. With high rates of hospital closures and a significant number of hospitals at risk of being closed across the rural landscape in the United States, many believe a rural home hospital model is key to… Continue reading Rural Home Hospital Implementation Roadmap
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We know many systems, hospitals, and communities want to launch a home hospital program. Doing so requires a major investment in time and resources, yet no one wants to reinvent the wheel if there are already high-quality knowledge products available. Systems launching or improving a home hospital program have indeed spent time and money to… Continue reading Home Hospital Knowledge Products