Posts Tagged ‘healthcare delivery’

Infographic: 5 Ways to Support Your Advanced Practice Providers

February 24th, 2020 by Melanie Matthews

Advanced practice providers (APPs) are becoming increasingly valued in healthcare delivery, seeing a 55 percent increase in number within the past 10 years alone, according to a new infographic by VITAL WorkLife.

The infographic examines how healthcare organization can best support this integral role.

Positioning for Value-Based Reimbursement: Leveraging Care Management for Clinical and Financial Outcomes While others wait for the healthcare industry to complete its transition to value-based reimbursement, Bon Secours Medical Group has already aligned itself with payment reform, leveraging its care team and providers and automating workflows to enjoy immediate rewards from its patient-centered approach.

Positioning for Value-Based Reimbursement: Leveraging Care Management for Clinical and Financial Outcomes describes how this 600-provider medical group has primed its providers to employ a broad mix of team-based care, technology and retooled care delivery systems to maximize quality and clinical outcomes and reduce spend associated with its managed patients.
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Infographic: Healthcare’s Six New Front Doors

November 25th, 2019 by Melanie Matthews

Healthcare’s “new front door” is the first stop on a consumer’s care journey, according to a new infographic by Oliver Wyman.

The infographic examines these “new front door” definitions and considers the strategic control and care delivery pieces connected right after someone steps through these doors.

A New Vision for Remote Patient Monitoring: Creating Sustainable Financial, Operational and Clinical OutcomesAs 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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Infographic: Slow Healthcare Spending Growth Expected to Persist through 2013

October 10th, 2013 by Jackie Lyons

Healthcare spending growth through 2013 is expected to remain slow, according to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Office of the Actuary projections. Although some of the slowdown is likely due to economic-related issues, researchers also believe structural changes in healthcare delivery are playing a role, according to a new infographic from the American Hospital Association.

This infographic also shows other factors contributing to lower spending rates as well as current versus historical average growth in national healthcare spending, Medicare and Medicaid spending and hospital care spending.

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Infographic: Patient Habits with Online Portals

July 22nd, 2013 by Jackie Lyons

With healthcare facilities and medical professionals looking for various patient services to improve communication, allowing these patients to track and share their own medical histories via portals and online access could lead to improved healthcare.

Eighty-three percent of patients attribute security concerns as the primary obstacle in using a patient portal, according to a new inforgraphic by Carestream. This infographic details responses from a Carestream and IDR Medical survey of 1,000 patients across the United States with various backgrounds. The survey examined the patients’ views on portal access, satisfaction, preferred method of delivery and more.

Patient Habits with Online Portals

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