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The Transportation Effect In Healthcare: Improving Population Health Through Better Access To Care

Electronic Health Reporter

The article The Transportation Effect In Healthcare: Improving Population Health Through Better Access To Care appeared first on electronichealthreporter.com. Linked to roughly 80 percent of overall health, stakeholders are increasingly embracing the opportunity of addressing SDoH in care management workflows.

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The Digitalization of Healthcare: Improving the Outlook of The Industry

Electronic Health Reporter

By Andriana Moskovska, content curator and contributor, Legaljobsite.net.With every technological advancement, we’re working toward a mostly digitized healthcare system. The article The Digitalization of Healthcare: Improving the Outlook of The Industry appeared first on electronichealthreporter.com.

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One-Size Fits Few: How Personalized Healthcare Improves Medication Adherence

Electronic Health Reporter

Studies unanimously show the negative effects medication non-adherence has on clinical outcomes and healthcare costs. The article One-Size Fits Few: How Personalized Healthcare Improves Medication Adherence appeared first on electronichealthreporter.com. Adherence is critical to ensure that medications […].

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The Edge of Healthcare: Improving Patient Care through Connected Technologies

Healthcare IT Today

The following is a guest interview with Romina Elias, Healthcare Chief Nursing Informatics Officer, and Jeff Kenkel, Global CTO for Life Sciences and Edge at Dell Technologies The digital transformation of the healthcare industry is on an accelerated path, and part of this change is driven by the multitude of connected devices and sensors available. (..)

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Institute for Healthcare Improvement: 5 considerations for making home healthcare safer

FierceHealthIT

As more healthcare shifts into patients' homes, it's crucial to address the unique safety risks posed in that setting, and a new report from the Institute for Healthcare Improvement offers several solutions to address those concerns.

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How can healthcare improve care for high-need, high-risk patients? Just ask them

FierceHealthIT

They asked the patients themselves how doctors and healthcare systems can best meet their needs and, in the process, cut costs. While lots of studies have focused on how to manage high-need, high-cost patients, researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York decided to take a different approach.

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Institute for Healthcare Improvement, AMA lead new cross-stakeholder coalition to improve equity

FierceHealthIT

Institute for Healthcare Improvement, AMA lead new cross-stakeholder coalition to improve equity. agliadkovskaya. Tue, 12/06/2022 - 09:25.