Posts Tagged ‘mobile health’
February 17th, 2020 by Melanie Matthews
Despite some misconceptions, smartphones are among the most effective channels for delivering health support. Studies show that the Medicaid population is just as likely to own smartphones as the general population, according to a new infographic by Wellframe Inc.
The infographic examines how Medicaid members currently use technology to help manage their health.
When the Wisconsin Medicaid managed care program was expanded to include members who had traditionally opted out of the program, the HMOs that were going to serve these members had to optimize their member engagement strategies. Independent Care Plan (iCare), one of the HMOs selected as a Medicaid plan, identified early member engagement after enrollment as a key to success for the program.
Telephonic and Community-Based Care Coordination Model: An Early Engagement Approach for Medicaid Managed Care outlines how iCare has structured its care coordination team, including both telephonic and boots on the ground staff to find, engage and assess Medicaid members.
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Tags: digital healthcare, Medicaid, Medicaid member engagement, member engagement, mobile health, mobile healthcare
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October 16th, 2019 by Melanie Matthews
In recent years, more and more medical professionals make use of mobile devices and apps to help facilitate the delivery of top-quality care to their patients, according to a new infographic by Home Healthcare Adaptations.
The infographic looks at how mobile devices are used in healthcare, frequently used apps, benefits of mobile apps in healthcare and concerns over mobile healthcare use.
Artificial intelligence. Automation. Blockchain. Robotics.
Once the domain of science fiction, these telehealth technologies have begun to transform the fabric of healthcare delivery systems. As further proof of telehealth’s explosive growth, the use of wearable health-tracking devices and remote patient monitoring has proliferated, and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has added several new provider telehealth billing codes for calendar year 2018.
2018 Healthcare Benchmarks: Telehealth & Remote Patient Monitoring delivers the latest actionable telehealth and remote patient monitoring metrics on tools, applications, challenges, successes and ROI from healthcare organizations across the care spectrum. This 60-page report, now in its fifth edition, documents benchmarks on current and planned telehealth and remote patient monitoring initiatives as well as the use of emerging technologies in the healthcare space.
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Tags: Digital Health, digital healthcare, mobile health, mobile healthcare, mobile technology in healthcare
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July 8th, 2019 by Melanie Matthews
With a focus on patient-centered care and value-based reimbursement, healthcare providers are searching for solutions that move the needle on patient outcomes and satisfaction, according to a new infographic by Spectralink.
The infographic examines 5 ways in which clinical mobile devices help to improve communication among care team members, accelerate patient response times and provide a more personal connection between clinicians and their patients.
As healthcare moves out of the brick-and-mortar traditional setting into patients’ homes and their workplaces, and becomes much more proactive, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) has been expanding its remote patient monitoring program. The remote patient monitoring program at UPMC has its roots in the heart failure program but has since expanded to additional disease states across the integrated delivery system’s continuum of care.
A New Vision for Remote Patient Monitoring: Creating Sustainable Financial, Operational and Clinical Outcomes delves into the evolution of UPMC’s remote patient monitoring program from its initial focus on heart failure to how the program was scaled vertically and horizontally. Click here for more information.
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Tags: clinical mobility, mobile health, outcomes, patient outcomes
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November 14th, 2018 by Melanie Matthews
Hospitals and health systems around the U.S. continue to wrestle with whether staff are allowed to use their personal mobile devices for work, according to a new infographic by Spok Inc.
The infographic examines bring your own device (BYOD) use, drivers, trends and challenges.
Artificial intelligence. Automation. Blockchain. Robotics.
Once the domain of science fiction, these telehealth technologies have begun to transform the fabric of healthcare delivery systems. As further proof of telehealth’s explosive growth, the use of wearable health-tracking devices and remote patient monitoring has proliferated, and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has added several new provider telehealth billing codes for calendar year 2018.
2018 Healthcare Benchmarks: Telehealth & Remote Patient Monitoring delivers the latest actionable telehealth and remote patient monitoring metrics on tools, applications, challenges, successes and ROI from healthcare organizations across the care spectrum. This 60-page report, now in its fifth edition, documents benchmarks on current and planned telehealth and remote patient monitoring initiatives as well as the use of emerging technologies in the healthcare space.
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Tags: bring your own device, BYOD, mHealth, mobile health
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September 10th, 2018 by Melanie Matthews
At least 90 percent of consumers have used at least one digital healthcare tool, according to a study by Rock Health, highlighted in a new InternetHealth Management infographic.
The infographic looks at how digital healthcare segments break down and why the adoption rate of different digital health and mobile tools varies.
Artificial intelligence. Automation. Blockchain. Robotics.
Once the domain of science fiction, these telehealth technologies have begun to transform the fabric of healthcare delivery systems. As further proof of telehealth’s explosive growth, the use of wearable health-tracking devices and remote patient monitoring has proliferated, and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has added several new provider telehealth billing codes for calendar year 2018.
2018 Healthcare Benchmarks: Telehealth & Remote Patient Monitoring delivers the latest actionable telehealth and remote patient monitoring metrics on tools, applications, challenges, successes and ROI from healthcare organizations across the care spectrum. This 60-page report, now in its fifth edition, documents benchmarks on current and planned telehealth and remote patient monitoring initiatives as well as the use of emerging technologies in the healthcare space.
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Tags: Digital Health, digital healthcare, mobile health, mobile healthcare
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November 8th, 2017 by Melanie Matthews
Increases in life expectancy, changing consumer behavior, political uncertainties, inflation and rising number of chronic diseases are helping to drive the digital health transformation demand, according to a new infographic by InsightRush.
The infographic examines how each of these factors is contributing to the digital health transformation.
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: digital healthcare, mHealth, mobile health
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May 29th, 2017 by Melanie Matthews
Mobile communication is leading to better healthcare outcomes, according to a new infographic by Voalte.
The infographic examines how leading hospitals are using their communication platforms to save time, streamline workflow and improve patient outcomes.
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: Digital Health, mobile health
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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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September 26th, 2016 by Melanie Matthews
Fifty-eight percent of Americans with a smartphone say they have shared information with a medical professional via the Internet on their smartphone, mobile app or wearable device, and 1 in 4 have emailed or texted a photo of a medical issue to a doctor, according to the Ketchum mHealth Monitor.
A new infographic by Ketchum highlights some of the study findings.
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 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: Digital Health, mHealth, mobile health
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March 30th, 2016 by Melanie Matthews
Most mobile health apps developed by hospitals are failing to win over patients, according to a report by Accenture.
A new infographic by Digital Splash Media highlights the results from the Accenture report including details on app utilization and functionality.
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 healthcare organizations responding to the February 2016 Digital Health survey by the Healthcare Intelligence Network.
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Tags: mHealth, mHealth apps, mobile health
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