Hub-and-spoke network diagram for local capacity building.
<p>(A) The diagram above depicts a hub-and-spoke network where the coordinating center forms connections between hubs (professional services, payers, universities and professional societies, vendors, and other HDOs with more expertise in AI adoption and implementation) to spokes (community hos...
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2025
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| Summary: | <p>(A) The diagram above depicts a hub-and-spoke network where the coordinating center forms connections between hubs (professional services, payers, universities and professional societies, vendors, and other HDOs with more expertise in AI adoption and implementation) to spokes (community hospitals, federally qualified health centers, and other HDOs with less expertise in AI adoption and implementation). Black lines represent connection from hubs and spokes to the coordinating center, and orange lines represent connections from hubs to spokes facilitated by the coordinating center. Spokes may independently form partnerships with hubs not facilitated by the coordinating center, which is not illustrated in this diagram. (B) The diagram below demonstrates an example network for a community hospital seeking support in adopting and implementing a sepsis risk prediction tool. HDOs include university-affiliated medical centers as well as non-affiliated ones that have developed thorough expertise from having implemented a sepsis AI tool.</p> |
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