CHTI Blog

Therese Murphy reflects on her first year as a CHTI transformation fellow working on the OnePenn Breast Oncology initiative—where progress came through steady, behind-the-scenes work. The experience reshaped how she sees systems and change, and confirmed that transformation work is measurable, meaningful, and worth building a career around.

Penn Medicine’s Hospital at Home program is now available at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, enabling eligible patients to receive hospital‑level care safely in their homes. CHTI has facilitated implementation of the program, including simulations ahead of the launch to help multidisciplinary teams prepare. 

Nudges in the EHR can steer clinicians and patients toward evidence-based decisions. A Penn Medicine–Epic exchange highlighted workflows, testing, and sharing learnings to scale nudges.

Read Way to Health updates including recently launched programs, new features and enhancements, and bug fixes.

Electronic health records hold critical information, but finding what matters can be overwhelming. Chart Hero, a solution being developed by Penn Medicine's Center for Health Care Transformation and Innovation, uses AI to synthesize patient data across many components and present it for clinician review. By simplifying data navigation, Chart Hero empowers providers to spend less time searching and more time caring for patients.