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Positive Payoffs from Patients
Activated in Their Healthcare
The perennial challenge for healthcare organizations as they continue to develop and refine programs aimed at improving healthcare quality while reducing costs is engaging patients in these initiatives. Actively engaged patients have been shown to have lower costs and improved outcomes. The percentage of healthcare organizations with a formal patient engagement program inched slightly higher between 2017 and 2019 with 75 percent reporting they have a formal program in 2019, compared with 71 percent in 2017, according to the Patient Engagement Survey by the Healthcare Intelligence Network.
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Case Management in 2020 and get early results.
- U.S. Hospital Admissions for Non-COVID-19 Have Only Partially Rebounded from Initial Decline
- Hospitals Hit Setbacks on Road to Recovery
- Healthcare Trends & Forecasts in 2020: Performance Expectations for the Healthcare Industry
- HHS Announces Health IT Awardees Focused on Data Sharing to Support Clinical Care, Research, and Improved Outcomes
- Medicare Advantage Value-Based Insurance Design Model Calendar Year 2021 Model Participation
- Infographic: Medicare Marketing Insights
- Accountable Care Organizations: Benchmarks and Metrics
- New Chart: What Is the Most Effective Intervention
for Individuals Identified with Social Determinants of Health Needs?
- Assessing Social Determinants of Health: Screening Tools, Triage and Workflows to Link High-Risk Patients to Community Services
- VA Dialysis Payment Reforms Led to Lower Costs and Improved Access to Care
- Profiting from Population Health Revenue in an ACO: Framework for Medicare Shared Savings and MIPS Success
- Stroke Alarm Clock May Streamline and Accelerate Time-Sensitive Acute Stroke Care
- Last-Resort Life Support Option Helped Majority of Critically Ill COVID-19 Patients Survive
- High-Intensity Resistance Training in Post-Acute Care Produced Better Outcomes and Patient Experience
- Care Coordination in 2019: Telephonic Interventions Drive Improvements in Clinical Outcomes and Care Quality
- Post-Acute Care Trends: Cross-Setting Collaborations to Align Clinical Standards and Provider Demands
- Johns Hopkins Researchers Publish COVID-19 'Prediction Model' To Help Determine the Likelihood for a Patient's Conditions To Worsen
- Talking Alone: Researchers Use Artificial Intelligence Tools to Predict Loneliness
- Scientists Train Computers to Recognize Which Early Stage Breast Cancers Will Spread
- Mass General Bridges the Digital Divide, Narrows the Generation Gap
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