Population Health
Telehealth and other new tools for virtual care enable doctors to see more patients and regain a semblance of control over their workflows.
Town Hall Ventures, Amazon and Socially Determined are bringing a new focus to a long-neglected part of the healthcare industry.
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67 percent of all surveyed doctors know a physician who is likely to stop practicing medicine in the next five years, as the result of physician burnout.
The study touts itself as the first to comprehensively analyze the potential cost implications of improved adherence to healthy dietary patterns across disease types.
Medicaid expansion has resulted in more people having health insurance among all potentially eligible individuals, regardless of race, age, marital status or income.
New research found that community HIEs produce better results when it comes to reducing both costs and the use of unnecessary services, such as imaging and procedures.
Those results add to evidence showing support for social service programs can improve community health outcomes and reduce healthcare spending.
Denise Olivares explains how to piece together various data sets with healthcare payers to identify risk within a patient population.
Making such investments could reduce a hospital's readmissions rates and morbidity, and help to avoid financial penalties and poor ratings.
More than 44 million American adults have a diagnosable mental health condition, and rates of severe depression are worsening among young people.