Healthcare Case Studies

Discover and learn from our healthcare case studies.

When Hospital Nova, located in Finland, was planning a new hospital, they were looking for a long-term, trusted imaging partner. They selected Siemens Healthineers for this first public-private partnership in the Finnish healthcare sector. This Value Partnership combines expert hospital strategy with long-term cooperation in the area of imaging technology management. 

Since 1999, Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust has benefited from establishing a Siemens Healthineers Value Partnership which has been successfully broadened to incorporate innovative Consulting & Transformation services. Consequently, the partnership has reached a very positive impact throughout the organization and its people.

In any hospital, staff from virtually every department uses and manages ultrasound systems. This generates challenges on procurement, service, training, and user support. A long-term partnership with Alb Fils Kliniken focuses on the creation of value in ultrasound systems management to advance the level of technical innovation and increase productivity.

The Dutch hospital ZMC focuses on transforming care delivery by improving regional access to their proficient treatment methods. Since the effective utilization of innovative medical technology is a key driver to implement their vision on care delivery, they searched for a long-term technology partner to further optimize clinical operations.

Learn how an innovative and comprehensive Value Partnership helps a Dutch hospital respond to a challenging healthcare market.

Siemens Healthineers proudly presents three flagship Value Partnerships in Spain: Murcia Ministry of Health, University Hospital of Caceres, and Echevarne Group. Read how these Value Partnerships exceeded expectations beyond Technology Management and helped to make significant strides in each of these three hospitals.

We proudly present two best practices of Value Partnerships in the USA: Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) and University of Missouri System with University of Missouri Health Care. Both are leveraging enduring relationships based on trust to improve clinical and financial outcomes and enhance patient experience.

"The future of healthcare modernization relies on Value Partnerships, as they are fundamental to achieving innovation, digital transformation, and technological evolution”, says Prof. Lino at Évora Hospital. His colleagues across the country echo this this sentiment and add the Value Partnership success stories of their enterprises - built on trust and a strong co-creation spirit.

To meet the increasing demand for MRI examinations and optimize MRI workflows, Saskatoon Health Authority, Canada, and Siemens Healthineers Value Partners for Healthcare Consulting collaborated to improve processes, streamline workflows, and expand capacities. This led to shorter patient wait times, improved patient experiences and higher staff satisfaction.

Kantonsspital Baden (KSB), Switzerland asked the Siemens Healthineers team for professional design advice on its new imaging center. Now, the joint team has designed a new departmental layout KSB can be proud of. It is well positioned to remain effective for many years to come, with an environment that is healing for patients and pleasant for staff.

Helse Stavanger University Hospital, Norway is constructing a new building expected to be finalized in 2023. When reviewing the proposed radiology layout, the team was keen to include their key prerequisites for providing efficient care and an improve patient experience. Together with Siemens Healthineers, they developed their optimized radiology layout.

This well-known Regional Trauma and Teaching Center initially faced significant challenges due to an aging medical imaging fleet, an ineffective investment planning process and a departmental layout worthy of upgrades. They looked for a trusted, long-term partnership to improve technology performance and planning, and increase patient and staff satisfaction.

This is a question that management at ZGT (Ziekenhuisgroep Twente), Netherlands, ask themselves especially in times of change. Their number of patients increased significantly when they decided to consolidate their emergency departments (ED). In order to cope with this challenge, they engaged with Siemens Healthineers Value Partners to find a solution.