Using digital engagement to improve patient communication and safety
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Breaches of medical devices can cause an interruption in data flow or result in the inoperability or malfunction of the device
Leaders at Henry Ford Health System connected clinicians with laboratory profes-sionals to make its laboratory utilization more evidence based.
When the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic hit, hospitals, health systems and their
affiliated physician practices became online caregivers almost overnight.
Precision medicine and population health may seem like contradictory concepts.
When COVID-19 hit, many providers were saved by their digital front doors.
Two external forces are buffeting hospitals and health systems across the country.
The COVID-19 pandemic has tested the resiliency of America’s health care workforce as facilities and caregivers have been stretched to capacity.
Today, more than ever, patient experience and convenience are having a stronger influence on how consumers choose providers
Addressing health inequities and collaborating to create an effective health system for all
The COVID-19 pandemic has left many health care organizations reeling financially.
America’s hospitals and health systems have faced unprecedented financial pressures due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The novel coronavirus global pandemic upended hospital laboratories when it first emerged.
Medicare spending tied to value-based payment arrangements to 100% by 2025.
During the pandemic, health systems were pushed to transform their digital strategies quickly to meet the needs of their patients and communities.
COVID-19 continues to dramatically impact the short- and long-term strategies of hospitals and health systems.
Over the past several decades, technology in health care has been focused on capturing and storing data, and creating a robust electronic health record (EHR).
The novel coronavirus global pandemic upended hospitals and hospital laboratories when it penetrated the US.
Greater payer-provider alignment is needed for the U.S. health care system to achieve high-quality, affordable care.