We must refocus our efforts on how AI can be practically applied to improve health care – with a particular emphasis on operational areas and decision-making processes
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By building a foundation of trust through personalized care, AI will not only enhance patient-provider relationships but also set new standards for patient loyalty and active participation in health care, leading to reduced no-shows and readmissions.
DPC improves the physician-patient relationship by reducing administrative tasks, removing insurance company middlemen, and focusing on individualized care.
Technology and care navigators are key to managing this growing population
Contingent business interruption coverage may protect providers from losses experienced indirectly as a result of a cyberattack.
Understanding a patient's life circumstances is key to improving their health. Here's a guide for how to start.
Primary care is crucial to U.S. health care, but declining. The Commonwealth Fund offers suggestions on how to invest more in it.
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How technology providers, researchers, administrators, and facilitators view the possibilities.
Technology can help overcome care disparities made worse by prior authorizations
By prioritizing postpartum care, and by recognizing the unique role of family physicians, we can make significant strides towards addressing this crisis.
My gut response to fix things was to work harder, faster, and start earlier. But now I've found a better way.
Errors in patient records are surprisingly common, so easing access to them could harm outcomes
Mental health treatment access is low while cost is high. Here’s what to know about digital solutions.
Many healthcare organizations underutilizing the rich insights from encounter data and associated risk analytics.
Patients feel rushed and less empathetic care when doctors are burned out, but technology can mitigate some of the effects
These are especially difficult times to run a solvent—much less profitable and growing— independent or specialty medical practice.
Change takes effect in 2025 and could benefit more than one million Medicare beneficiaries
As the American population ages and donations decline, raising awareness is a crucial first step to replenish supplies.
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There is a more personalized and equally effective way to care for patients: It’s in their home.
There’s nothing wrong with traditional referral methods but decision support technology can help simplify the referral process for both physicians and patients.
Hospitals and medical practices are increasingly looking to adopt new technology in an attempt to stay resilient throughout the pandemic.
A focus on communication and building patient trust with can lead to reversing chronic conditions
Emerging technology helps ensure best practices while reducing costs of care