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Optimization: Shaping Policy, Adopting Technology, and Digesting Data
As telehealth users grow to 40 million + in the United States, systems are focusing on fine-tuning delivery and driving modality efficiencies Payer Consortium releases Legislative Recommendations A consortium led the by the non-partisan Catalyst for Payment Reform released its top four recommendations for lawmakers as they consider the post-Covid future of…
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As Demand Surges, Counseling Clinics Learn How to Adjust to Telehealth
Kentucky-based MEBS Counseling shifted to a telehealth platform as the coronavirus pandemic took hold last year. Nine months later, the clinic is still learning about the benefits and challenges. The coronavirus pandemic forced many counseling centers to transition quickly to telehealth this past year. Some have had an easier time…
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Equitable Health in Populations is Well Overdue in 2022
Like many other areas of healthcare, the pandemic has shown us what the wizard behind the curtain really is. And it hasn’t been pretty. To right the ship with the goals of a truly healthy population, health equity must be addressed in the forefront. These health IT experts aren’t just…
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7 Predictions of What Lies Ahead for Health Tech in 2021
Experts say that the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of digital health and virtual care forward by at least three years. The industry has fast-forwarded in areas like telehealth, remote monitoring, and artificial intelligence and this will cause disruptive changes that will significantly impact the technology market. Many experts,…
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3 Types of EHR Training Key for Mitigating Clinician Burden
According to a KLAS survey, sufficient EHR training may be the key to improving EHR user satisfaction rates. “We as an industry have an opportunity to improve EHR adoption by investing in EHR learning and personalization support for caregivers,” wrote researchers in the study. “If health care organizations offered higher-quality educational…
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Regardless of the Presidential Election, These are the 5 Health IT Issues to Watch
Regardless of who wins the presidential election, healthcare IT leaders are setting their sights on key issues they want the federal government to take action on in the next four years. The first priority: shoring up the nation’s public health data infrastructure, a crucial step to help combat the…
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