Archive for the ‘e-Health’ Category
July 19th, 2017 by Melanie Matthews
Shared infrastructure for information exchange via a blockchain in healthcare can eliminate duplication of healthcare services among treating physicians and improve care coordination, according to a new infographic by Gem.
The infographic demonstrates how the blockchain is used as a common registry for medical records between providers.
Encouraged by early success in coaching 23 patients to wellness at home via remote monitoring, CHRISTUS Health expanded its remote patient monitoring (RPM) enrollment to 170 high-risk, high-cost patients. At that scaling-up juncture, the challenge for CHRISTUS shifted to balancing its mission of keeping patients healthy and in their homes with maintaining revenue streams sufficient to keep its doors open in a largely fee-for-service environment.
Remote Patient Monitoring for Chronic Condition Management: Leveraging Technology in a Value-Based System chronicles the evolution of the CHRISTUS RPM pilot, which is framed around a Bluetooth®-enabled monitoring kit sent home with patients at hospital discharge.
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Tags: blockchain technology, clinical data, data exchange, data integration, healthcare information
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July 12th, 2017 by Melanie Matthews
With it’s renewed focus on patient engagement and experience, the healthcare industry is adopting the latest in digital technologies to enhance the quality of patient care, data security, and cost control, according to a new infographic by Experion Technologies.
The infographic examines how nine key technology trends are impacting the industry.
Digital health, also referred to as ‘connected health,’ leverages technology to help identify, track and manage health problems and challenges faced by patients. Person-centric health management is slowly acknowledging the device-driven lives of patients and health plan members and incorporating these tools into care delivery and management efforts.
2016 Healthcare Benchmarks: Digital Health examines program goals, platforms, components, development strategies, target populations and health conditions, patient engagement metrics, results and challenges reported by more than 100 healthcare organizations responding to the February 2016 Digital Health survey by the Healthcare Intelligence Network.
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Tags: health technology, healthcare technology, mobile technology in healthcare, technology
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June 21st, 2017 by Melanie Matthews
Improving care, enhancing patient satisfaction and cost savings are just a few of the drivers of remote patient monitoring, according to statistics cited in a new infographic by CRF Health.
The infographic examines how remote patient monitoring achieves these goals.
Encouraged by early success in coaching 23 patients to wellness at home via remote monitoring, CHRISTUS Health expanded its remote patient monitoring (RPM) enrollment to 170 high-risk, high-cost patients. At that scaling-up juncture, the challenge for CHRISTUS shifted to balancing its mission of keeping patients healthy and in their homes with maintaining revenue streams sufficient to keep its doors open in a largely fee-for-service environment.
Remote Patient Monitoring for Chronic Condition Management: Leveraging Technology in a Value-Based System chronicles the evolution of the CHRISTUS RPM pilot, which is framed around a Bluetooth®-enabled monitoring kit sent home with patients at hospital discharge.
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Tags: remote health monitoring, remote patient monitoring
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June 5th, 2017 by Melanie Matthews
Effective patient engagement has been linked with increased adherence to medical plans, reduced hospitalizations, and higher revenues, according to a new infographic by ChartLogic. One way to generate these results is by meeting patients where they spend the most time, i.e. social media.
The infographic looks at which secure communication methods clinical staff use, the top four reasons hospitals use pagers and mobile health strategies.
Not in recent history has the outcome of a U.S. presidential election portended so much for the healthcare industry. Will the Trump administration repeal or replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA)? What will be the fate of MACRA? Will Medicare and Medicaid survive?
These and other uncertainties compound an already daunting landscape that is steering healthcare organizations toward value-based care and alternative payment models and challenging them to up their quality game.
Healthcare Trends & Forecasts in 2017: Performance Expectations for the Healthcare Industry, HIN’s 13th annual business forecast, is designed to support healthcare C-suite planning during this historic transition as leaders prepare for both a new year and new presidential leadership.
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Tags: healthcare information, healthcare information security, information security, protected health information
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May 26th, 2017 by Melanie Matthews
Hospitals across the globe are bringing together science and technology to improve patient care, according to a new infographic by Gap Medics.
The infographic explores some of the most futuristic hospitals in the world, where state of the art equipment and high tech medical care is advancing healthcare.
Encouraged by early success in coaching 23 patients to wellness at home via remote monitoring, CHRISTUS Health expanded its remote patient monitoring (RPM) enrollment to 170 high-risk, high-cost patients. At that scaling-up juncture, the challenge for CHRISTUS shifted to balancing its mission of keeping patients healthy and in their homes with maintaining revenue streams sufficient to keep its doors open in a largely fee-for-service environment.
Remote Patient Monitoring for Chronic Condition Management: Leveraging Technology in a Value-Based System chronicles the evolution of the CHRISTUS RPM pilot, which is framed around a Bluetooth®-enabled monitoring kit sent home with patients at hospital discharge.
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Tags: health information technology, health technology, healthcare technology
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May 22nd, 2017 by Melanie Matthews
Many physicians believe that personal connected health devices are helping health outcomes but there is still more convincing to be done, according to a new infographic by the Personal Connected Health Alliance.
The infographic examines physicians’ views on patient-generated data, concerns related to patient-generated data and how patient-generated data can be harnessed.
Digital health, also referred to as ‘connected health,’ leverages technology to help identify, track and manage health problems and challenges faced by patients. Person-centric health management is slowly acknowledging the device-driven lives of patients and health plan members and incorporating these tools into care delivery and management efforts.
2016 Healthcare Benchmarks: Digital Health examines program goals, platforms, components, development strategies, target populations and health conditions, patient engagement metrics, results and challenges reported by more than 100 healthcare organizations responding to the February 2016 Digital Health survey by the Healthcare Intelligence Network.
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Tags: connected health, digital healthcare, patient-generated data
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March 31st, 2017 by Melanie Matthews
A key factor for healthcare organizations evaluating telemedicine initiatives is a proven return on investment, according to a new infographic by Chiron Health.
The infographic examines the four steps needed to ensure improved patient experience, increased revenue, and a positive ROI from telemedicine.
Real-time remote management of high-risk populations curbed hospitalizations, hospital readmissions and ER visits for more than 80 percent of respondents and boosted self-management levels for nearly all remotely monitored patients, according to 2014 market data from the Healthcare Intelligence Network (HIN).
Remote Monitoring of High-Risk Patients: Telehealth Protocols for Chronic Care Management profiles a successful eight-year initiative by New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation’s (NYCHHC) House Calls Telehealth Program that significantly lowered patients’ A1C blood glucose levels.
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Tags: patient experience, Telehealth, telehealth trends, telemedicine
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March 20th, 2017 by Melanie Matthews
Telehealth is becoming a bigger part of the U.S. medical landscape each year, according to a new infographic by URAC.
The infographic examines the growing number of businesses that currently offer or plan to offer telehealth benefits as part of their employee health benefit package and the key driver of this expansion.
Real-time remote management of high-risk populations curbed hospitalizations, hospital readmissions and ER visits for more than 80 percent of respondents and boosted self-management levels for nearly all remotely monitored patients, according to 2014 market data from the Healthcare Intelligence Network (HIN).
Remote Monitoring of High-Risk Patients: Telehealth Protocols for Chronic Care Management profiles a successful eight-year initiative by New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation’s (NYCHHC) House Calls Telehealth Program that significantly lowered patients’ A1C blood glucose levels.
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Tags: millennials, Telehealth, telehealth trends
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March 6th, 2017 by Melanie Matthews
The traditional clinician’s medicine bag is now a thing of the past, but its replacement promises to be even more useful as a means of facilitating better patient care, according to a new infographic by Transcend Insight. Now, a doctor’s visit is facilitated via laptop or with a smartphone — technologies and products of healthcare innovation.
Healthcare innovation, in fact, is transforming everything from how physicians diagnose and treat their patients to how healthcare systems are reimbursed for their services. Here’s a quick look at how that transformation is unfolding, and how four key technologies in particular have become critical components of modern-day medicine.
Encouraged by early success in coaching 23 patients to wellness at home via remote monitoring, CHRISTUS Health expanded its remote patient monitoring (RPM) enrollment to 170 high-risk, high-cost patients. At that scaling-up juncture, the challenge for CHRISTUS shifted to balancing its mission of keeping patients healthy and in their homes with maintaining revenue streams sufficient to keep its doors open in a largely fee-for-service environment.
Remote Patient Monitoring for Chronic Condition Management: Leveraging Technology in a Value-Based System chronicles the evolution of the CHRISTUS RPM pilot, which is framed around a Bluetooth®-enabled monitoring kit sent home with patients at hospital discharge.
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Tags: clinical analytics, health technology, healthcare technology, mobile health
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January 30th, 2017 by Melanie Matthews
Telemedicine is one of the fastest growing sectors in healthcare. With increased pressure worldwide on improving the efficiency of care delivery and reducing costs, this growth is expected to be even more explosive in the next five years, according to a new infographic by ADROITENT.
The infographic looks at the impact of telemedicine, factors driving telemedicine growth and the benefits of telemedicine.
After testing remote patient monitoring programs at a pilot level through its Penn Medicine Center for Health Care Innovation, the University of Pennsylvania Health System and School of Medicine is scaling out some of these programs to the health system level.
As healthcare organizations take on more risk for patients beyond their healthcare walls in value-based reimbursement models, the ability to monitor patients remotely to identify problems before they escalate is becoming critical.
During Remote Patient Monitoring To Drive Results in Value-Based Reimbursement, a 45-minute webinar on March 8th at 1:30 p.m. Eastern time, Katy Mahraj, innovation manager, Penn Medicine Center for Health Care Innovation, will share how her organization develops, test and implements new health improvement technologies and strategies using rapid cycle innovation.
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Tags: benefits of telehealth, Physicians and telehealth, telehealth trends, telemedicine
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