Population Health
EHR maker and pharmacy, which already work together on patient care, will share data and direct patients to lower-priced medications.
Turns out talking with patients about their overall well being, as well as their medical symptoms, makes a huge difference.
Using big data to find incidents of medication nonadherence, and using it to tailor patient interventions, is a key component to population health, says Harvard's Niteesh Choudhry.
SPONSORED
|
09:37 am |
October 16, 2017
|
09:37 am |
October 16, 2017
Pharmacists have become a critical part of healthcare delivery.
Prior to the law, worsening health often led to a measurable drop in generalized trust, but after 2010, that pattern was no longer seen.
The grant will lead to the creation of FIU-RCMI at Stempel College, which will focus on reducing substance use problems and HIV, and will work in partnership with South Florida communities.
American Enterprise Institute scholar says that despite all the attempts to repeal and replace the ACA, value-based care and payment model is the clear path forward.
While experts at the HIMSS Pop Health Forum point to a host of innovations, one thing seems certain: Value-based care is here to stay.
As providers focus on access, connectivity, social determinants and bridging gaps in care, they will be able to apply techniques to wider populations.
Insurers provide the broader view on claims while hospitals have the deeper information on patient care through electronic medical records and clinical data.