Free Download: Healthcare Trends in 2020: Data Analytics Key To Industry Success
Healthcare is expected to be a top priority for many U.S. voters during the 2020 presidential election. Healthcare executives are charged with evaluating and re-shaping their 2020 strategic plans to address possible changes on the federal level. Healthcare executives are almost evenly split on the potential impact of the 2020 presidential election, with 24 percent of respondents expecting the election to have a negative effect and 22 percent expecting a positive effect, according to the Healthcare Industry Trends in 2020 by the Healthcare Intelligence Network (HIN). Some 54 percent reported they would expect a neutral impact from the election on the industry.
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- Participation in Medicare Shared Savings Program Remains Flat; Growing Number of ACOs Taking Downside Risk
- CMMI's Financial Impact on Medicare Spending Challenging to Project
- Care Coordination in an ACO: Population Health Management from Wellness to End-of-Life
- Critical Care Improvements May Differ Depending on Hospital's Patient Population
- Essential Hospitals Are Building Capacity for Community-Integrated Healthcare
- Infographic: Addressing Social Determinants of Health Can Improve Community Health and Reduce Costs
- Innovative Community Health Partnerships: Clinical Alliances to Reduce Health Disparities in Underserved Populations
- New Chart: Population Health Management Return on Investment
- Social Determinants of Health: Benchmarks and Metrics
- New Hospital-based Data Contradicts HUD Estimates on Homelessness
- Homelessness and Healthcare: Creating a Safety Net for Super Utilizers with Medical Bridge Housing
- Chronic Care Plus for the Chronically Homeless: 'Recuperative Care on Steroids'
- Demystifying "Social Determinants of Health" to Promote Healthier Aging in the 21st Century
- Draft Federal Health IT Strategic Plan Supports Patient Access to Their Own Health Information
- New Fast PATH Initiative Aims to Improve Prior Authorization for Patients and Doctors
- Reducing Avoidable Healthcare Utilization in 2019: Re-Directing Non-Emergent Care To Appropriate Care Settings
- Healthcare Trends & Forecasts in 2020: Performance Expectations for the Healthcare Industry
- Affordable Care Act Has Narrowed Racial and Ethnic Gaps in Access to Healthcare, But Progress Has Stalled
- Panel Identifies Need for Improved Implementation of Preventive Services and Reduced Health Disparities
- Helping Patients Prep Mind and Body for Surgery Pays Off, Study Suggests
- Cost of Oncology Medicines Varies Dramatically Based on Site of Treatment
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