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Interoperability: A Common Challenge for Population Health
Coordinated care requires organizations' technologies to be connected.
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Connecting the Continuum
H&HN, has created this series to explore how hospitals and health systems are addressing the care continuum in their strategic and operational plans.
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The Evolution of Interoperability in Health Care
Range of forces will determine how patient information is exchanged in the future.
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Children’s Mercy and HealthChoice Drive Value with Population Health Technology
Key population health technology barriers and functionality for value-based strategies
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6 Items on Atlantic General's Health IT Investment Checklist
To advance its population health management strategy, Atlantic General is investing in health information technology.
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The Dick Davidson Quality Milestone Award
Maryland Hospital Association Wins Davidson Award for Pioneering Efforts on Value
Institutions across state involved in all-payer system, global budgeting.
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Weekly Reading
Electronic Health Records in an iPhone Near You
Plus, superbug prevention, a 90-year old doc shares his secrets, and more in health care news this week.
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Bay-area Hospitals Partner to Create 'Virtual Safety Net' For Patients
Six hospitals in the California East Bay area are using shared data to help their neediest population.
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Part three of a three-part story
Cloud-based Program Helps Make Sense of Patient Data
One of the biggest challenges when it comes to patients with chronic conditions is making sure they actually receive the tests and follow-up care recommended by their primary care physicians. Analytics programs help.
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Medical Marvels: Thoughts Move Once Paralyzed Limbs; Rx Bottles Prevent Drug Abuse
Plus, wearable patches packed with tech; Vermont experiments with app to track patients.
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Telehealth Enhances Care in Rural Communities
Intermountain Healthcare rolls out four telehealth programs that provide patients with expertise when a specialist is not available locally.
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Weekly Reading: Hospitals Prioritize Treating Postpartum Depression; Drinking Your Way to Good Health
Health care news you might have missed this week.
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5 Ways to Optimize your Remote Patient-monitoring Efforts
We need to move from the self-serving world of the ‘quantified self’ to large-scale info gathering, analysis and pop health management, says Dean Sawyer.
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H&HN Daily
Making mHealth Work for You
mHealth is more than a passing fad. H&HN's yearlong series on the topic showcased how some leading institutions are utilizing the technology to better engage with patients. Of course, that has been without some bumps in the road.
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Connecting the continuum
The Tried and Tested Advantages of Low-key mHealth
Mobile health solutions don't have to be flashy to effectively address current problems in health care organizations.
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H&HN Daily
CMS Ups the Ante for Telehealth, But Is it Enough?
New Medicare payment policies seem to recognize the important role telehealth can play in delivering more integrated care, but there are still some disconnects that need to be addressed.
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Connecting the continuum
Two ways mHealth could boost clinical trials
Remote monitoring tools can overcome obstacles.
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Kepping costs down
Massachusetts trying to force costs lower
New law being watched, garnering some criticism
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Discharge
New Way to Staff a Hospital
To thrive in a quickly changing health care system, leaders rethink how and where they deploy their workforce
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Partnering for Change
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The 14th Annual Non-Profit Health Care Investor Conference will being leading health care providers together with capital market participants to address major topics at the forefront of the health care industry.
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Feeling charitable
Can charity care climb and bad debt drop?
NYC health system reaches more low-income patients and still improves the bottom line
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