Or that almost 85% of hospitals are very likely to have departments with unmet needs for optimizing document workflows?

If your hospital is one of them, chances are good you might be missing out on some significant opportunities to improve patient care quality. Not only that, but you may also be leaving substantial sums of money on the table. You may not know this, but your organization’s level of information mobility—or the ability to efficiently capture, transform and manage information—can impact workflow efficiency and revenue gains.

In fact, a recent IDC Health Insights study commissioned by Ricoh, Information Mobility at Hospitals Drives Quality Care, found out that information mobility can help drive your meaningful use and accountable care goals. New outcome-focused business models require hospitals to improve care coordination and clinical processes across departments, each of which are supported by effective information management and exchange. A high level of information mobility is critical to success in this era of accountable care and changing regulations.

Want to learn more? See our infographic below to uncover reasons why your organization should embrace the concept of information mobility.

The infographic also highlights some of the hidden opportunities you may be missing within your own organization to leverage information mobility for your benefit and the good of your patients.