Healthcare insights directly from the point of care

The healthcare ecosystem is shifting, and clinicians are fielding more challenges at the point of care than ever before. From worker burnout to rising cases of diabetes to patients suffering from mental health challenges, health leaders need insights into what care teams are facing in order to design strategies to support them.

The new UpToDate® Point of Care Report series takes usage metrics from one of the leading clinical decision support solutions and provides insights into top challenges for clinical teams, empowering leaders with actionable tactics to solve today's biggest care challenges. Explore our resources and download our latest report on the new multigenerational workforce, the rise of GenAI in decision-making, and the importance of evidence-based tools for sustainable, trusted care delivery.

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The UpToDate Point of Care reports can help health leaders:

Address burnout and staffing shortages

Understanding point-of-care challenges can help inform strategies to alleviate burnout and fatigue among care teams.

Promote health equity and improve outcomes

Learn tactics to promote equitable care across populations regardless of background through evidence-based information and expert resources.

Optimize clinical workflows and operations

By addressing key challenges at the point of care, leaders can improve organizational efficiencies and workflows for more effective care.

The latest UpToDate point of care insights

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A generational evolution in decision-making

For the first time in healthcare, five generations are working together, bringing new opportunities to redefine work and collaboration. Additionally, the use of GenAI tools at the point of care is increasing—a seismic shift in how clinicians retrieve information. The latest UpToDate Point of Care Report analyzes this new multigenerational workforce, usage insights across care teams, and the importance of evidence-based tools for sustainable, trusted care delivery.

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Explore other reports from UpToDate

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Address rising cardiovascular health challenges
In the first issue of the UpToDate Point of Care Report, gain insights on the rising trends of cardiovascular health and opportunities for health leaders to impact outcomes across their organization.
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Integrating mental health into primary care
The second report provides insights into the current state of mental health around the world, how to support key populations, and strategies to incorporate a team-based approach to help patients.
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A systems thinking approach to improving care across teams
In the third report, get insights on how a systemic, enterprise approach to integrating trusted evidence across workflows can enable teams to make more aligned care decisions and improve the patient experience.
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Equipping providers to support patients experiencing Generalized Anxiety Disorder

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