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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Healthcare Trends in 2021 and get early results.
- High Hospitalization Rates, Consumer Fears Hit Hospitals, Physician Groups Hard
- Social and Structural Factors, Not Biology, are Strong Influencers of Racial Disparities in COVID-19 Mortality
- Social Determinants of Health: Benchmarks and Metrics
- Electronic Health Records Can Be a Valuable Predictor of Those Likeliest To Die from COVID-19
- Stratifying High-Risk, High-Cost Patients: Benchmarks, Predictive Algorithms and Data Analytics
- Nearly All Telehealth Appointments at Clinics for Lower-Income Americans Were Audio-Only, Raising Questions About Quality and Equity
- Remote Monitoring of High-Risk Patients: Telehealth Protocols for Chronic Care Management
- Digital Health Divide Runs Deep in Older Racial and Ethnic Minorities
- UCI Institute for Future Health To Harness Technology To Build Personalized Health Model
- Social Determinants of Health Trends: Positive Payoffs from Patients Activated in Their Healthcare
- Innovative Community Health Partnerships: Clinical Alliances to Reduce Health Disparities in Underserved Populations
- Remote Supervision Could Speed Adoption of New Technologies into Clinical Practice
- Medicaid Waivers Increased Medicaid Acceptance at Residential Treatment Facilities
- New Approach May Lead to Earlier Diagnoses for Alzheimer's Disease
- 8 Healthcare Organizations Join Forces to Launch Info Blocking Resource Center
- Decision-support Tool Could Reduce Unnecessary Antibiotic Prescriptions for Child Diarrhea
- Personalized Screening to Identify Teens with High Suicide Risk
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