Quality and Safety
EHN knew it has to get a better handle on disparate EHR systems, bringing data together in ways that were actionable.
If Democrats are able to make a significant enough dent in Congress, it could forecast a shift in policy with far-ranging implications for the industry.
People with high emotional intelligence have more effective coping strategies, enabling them to be more resilient and better able to manage stress.
NCQA uses HEDIS scores to rate plans, a performance measure used by more than 90 percent of health insurers.
About 71 percent of its total facilities have shown improvement, according to the internal report, with several no longer considered high-risk.
CMS levies reimbursement penalties against hospitals that underperform on 30-day readmission rates, leaving for-profit hospitals at a disadvantage.
Innovation case study: UC Davis Physician Efficiency Program yields big gains for EHR satisfaction,…
Participants have seen a 24 percent increase in efficiency, and a reduction of "pajama time" by a median of 25 hours per physician.
Correlative research finds that Medicare spent nearly $1,000 less per member in counties with a high well-being ranking.
New research shows the use of scribes meant less after-hours EHR work for doctors and a better experience for patients.
Projects include the Human Cell Atlas and Biohub, with the goal of curing all diseases.