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Marla Durben Hirsch

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DIY Brain Surgery

Improved Heart Surgery Outcomes Linked to Medicaid Expansion   

Study shows drop in post-surgical complications in Michigan
July 6, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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According to a new study, Michigan saw major drop in post-surgical complications after expanding Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, while Virginia, a nonexpansion state, did not.
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Dignity Health Releases Human Trafficking Response Guidelines

The tool is intended to help other hospitals launch victim-assistance programs
May 16, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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The tool is intended to help other hospitals launch victim-assistance programs.
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Study: Health Information Exchanges Improve Quality, Efficiency in the ED

Lengths of stay drop 7 percent; readmissions decrease by 4.5 percent
April 5, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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Lengths of stay drop 7 percent; readmissions decrease by 4.5 percent.
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UCLA Uses Chatbots As Radiology Consultants

Chatbot provides non-radiologists with fast, accurate radiology advice
March 30, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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Chatbot provides non-radiologists with fast, accurate radiology advice.
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Stanford Children’s Health Adopts Analytics to Personalize Clinical Decision-making

Tools improve patient care, and contribute to and enhance clinical protocols
March 27, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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Tools improve patient care, and contribute to and enhance clinical protocols.
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Optimizing Physician Scheduling to Boost Satisfaction

Hospitals are using software to better match doctor supply to patient demand and reduce physician burnout
March 6, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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Hospitals are using software to better match doctor supply to patient demand and reduce physician burnout.
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DirectTrust Offers Ways to Improve Clinical Messaging

Association seeks comments on proposed changes to direct-messaging EHR framework
March 2, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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Association seeks comments on proposed changes to direct-messaging EHR framework.
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Sanford Health to Study Stem Cells for Healing Rotator Cuff Injuries

Researchers also hope to establish standards, best practices for adult stem cell research
March 1, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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Researchers also hope to establish standards, best practices for adult stem cell research.
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3-D Modeling Customizes Pediatric Stent at Children's Hospital Los Angeles

Hospital hopes to raise funds to use the procedure more routinely
February 27, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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Hospital hopes to raise funds to use the procedure more routinely.
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Trinity to Provide Home Health Patients With Continual Remote Monitoring

Initiative intended to reduce hospitalizations, decrease costs
February 14, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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Initiative intended to reduce hospitalizations, decrease costs.
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Real-time Patient Tracking Helps Patients, Medical Center

Sharp HealthCare Chula Vista Medical Center's program has decreased bed turnaround time by more than 3 hours
February 9, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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Sharp HealthCare Chula Vista Medical Center decreased bed turnaround by more than 3 hours.
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MACHINE LEARNING

Smarter than 21 Dermatologists

Artificial intelligence improves dermatological care, but won't replace skin specialists
February 2, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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Artificial intelligence improves dermatological care, but won't replace skin specialists, says Stanford researcher.
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NQF Offers 4 Key Questions to Ask When Assigning Responsibility for Quality and Outcomes

Stakeholders should choose which attribution model works best for their value-based program, standard-setter report says
January 27, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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Stakeholders should choose which attribution model works best for their value-based program, standard-setter report says.
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How EHR Tweak Brings Better Medication Management

University of Missouri research shows that relatively inexpensive change reduces patient confusion after discharge.
January 25, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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University of Missouri research shows that relatively inexpensive change reduces patient confusion after discharge.
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HELPING HAND

Dignity Health to Pilot Use of Docents to Enhance Satisfaction in Maternal Care

Nonclinical staffers trained to guide mothers through birthing care process
January 24, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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Nonclinical staffers trained to guide mothers through birthing care.
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BRIGHT IDEA

Study: UV Light Helps to Eliminate Drug-resistant Bacteria

Transmission of four superbugs decreased a cumulative 30 percent
January 23, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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Transmission of four superbugs decreased a cumulative 30 percent in Duke Health study published in Lancet.
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How a 'Learning Health System' Lowered the Cost of Care

The model uses data to change care and has already improved it while providing an impressive return on investment
January 11, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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The model uses data to change care and has already improved it while providing an impressive return on investment.
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Intermountain Medical Center Adopts New Technology to Treat Heart Arrhythmias

Intermountain’s Heart Institute the first in nation to use a just-approved 3-D cardiac mapping technology on the common condition
January 10, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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Intermountain’s Heart Institute the first in nation to use a just-approved 3-D cardiac mapping technology on the common condition.
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Rush Health launching new HIE

The affiliate of Rush University Medical Center in Chicago aims to fill Health Information Exchange void
January 4, 2017
Marla Durben Hirsch
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The clinically integrated health network, an affiliate of Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, is trying to boost interoperability in the absence of a public HIE.
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Consumer Use of Digital Health Tools at 'Tipping Point’

An increase in patient adoption is expected to influence providers.
December 29, 2016
Marla Durben Hirsch
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An increase in patient adoption is expected to influence providers.
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