Free Download: Care Coordination Trends: Telephonic Interventions Drive Improvements in Clinical Outcomes and Care Quality
The release of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' care coordination toolkit provides further evidence that care coordination is an integral part of the current healthcare delivery landscape. Whether part of the primary care office, emergency department or health plan, care coordinators are having a positive impact on both the clinical and financial outcomes for healthcare organizations. The percentage of healthcare organizations with a care coordination program increased from 86 percent in 2016 to 92 percent in 2019, according to the Care Coordination Survey by the Healthcare Intelligence Network (HIN).
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- Remote Patient Monitoring for Chronic Condition Management: Leveraging Technology in a Value-Based System
- New Machine Learning Method Allows Hospitals to Share Patient Data Privately
- Perioperative Surgical Home Programs Can Improve Patient Outcomes, Decrease Hospital Stays
- Infographic: The Key to a Hospital's Success: Healthcare Technology Management
- Care Coordination of Highest-Risk Patients: Business Case for Managing Complex Populations
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- Healthcare Collaboration Improves Medication Safety
- Leveraging Pharmacists to Reduce Cost and Improve Medication Adherence in High-Risk Populations
- Major Depressive Episodes Far More Common than Previously Believed, New Study Finds
- Physician Practices with More Female Doctors Have Smallest Gender Pay Gaps
- Mental Health Risks Facing Healthcare Workers During Pandemic
- Healthcare Trends in 2020: Data Analytics Key To Industry Success
- Proactive Care Management in a Top-Performing ACO: Closing Quality and Care Gaps in High-Risk, High-Utilization Populations
- Insulin Cost-Sharing Caps May Help Kids, Young Adults with Type 1 Diabetes
- Decline in U.S. Cardiac Deaths Slowing, While County-Level Disparities Grow
- Global Healthcare Interoperability Market to Witness Nearly Two-fold Growth by 2024
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