Jeff Lagasse
Health pros saw the benefits of leveraging patient information to enhance the prescribing process with greater automation and transparency.
Margins significantly across broader health systems, which often include substantial physician and ambulatory operations outside of the hospital.
Lasting change will have to come from Congress, but there will be more of an impetus now that telehealth is getting its day in the sun.
Patient Engagement efforts could go further to ensure that patients with cognitive challenges receive the care they need.
Integrating cost and clinical-decision-support information reduced medication errors and burnout prevalence at Houston Methodist.
The benefits of social distancing policies will outweigh the economic costs by $5.2 trillion, economists find.
If such facilities can't bring in new residents, their business model essentially collapses.
When demand outpaces the ability to provide ECMO therapies, physicians should be prepared to determine when and if to offer such support.
CDC warns the data may not reflect the true scope of the problem, as uneven reporting of confirmed cases likely underestimates the impact.
CEOs may keep their purchasing power and hospitals could see the increased use of telehealth stick around after the coronavirus is gone.