New On Demand Healthcare Upside/Down: With guest Zak Holdsworth, CEO of Hint Health. Dr. Nick and Zak talk about the affordability of direct primary care, its ability to reduce total cost of care, and what happens when you eliminate fee-for-service incentives.
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By Ryan Argentieri, Matthew Rahn, Jasmine Agostino, & Alek Sripipatana – A few months ago, the ONC launched the USCDI+ initiative to support the identification and establishment of domain or program-specific datasets that will operate as extensions to the existing United States Core Data for Interoperability.
Now on demand, Health Unabashed episode with guest Amanda McClelland. Amanda is Senior Vice President of Prevent Epidemics and Resolve to Save Lives, where she leads a global team working to accelerate progress to make the world safer from the next epidemic while also responding to COVID-19.
By Kathleen Aller – We are moving from a clinic and hospital-based model of health and care led by clinicians to a commercially-driven care system: a colossal experiment being conducted by consumers, and based on market forces. So how do we coevolve with the accelerated evolution of healthcare, in terms of access and management?
New On Demand Dr. Nick: The Incrementalist: With guest Chris O’Brien, CEO at AdhereTech who is working to solve medication adherence challenges with innovative simple connected technology.
By Robert Otto Valdez PhD MHSA – Too many Americans have experienced the health-related consequences and anxieties that follow a diagnostic error – a diagnosis that is either delayed, poorly communicated, or just plain wrong.
By Avinash Shanbhag & Rob Anthony – The moments we’ve all been waiting for since 2016 are fast approaching: the 21st Century Cures Act infrastructure is coming into place in 2022! The Cures Act laid out a vision for a rich health IT ecosystem of standards-based APIs and nationwide health information networks to securely…
By Melissa Dexter – Workplace diversity training began soon after the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which required employers to end discriminatory hiring practices. However, these trainings were ambiguous and unenforced, producing very little change in employment practices.
By Morris Panner – Modern medicine has revolutionized cancer treatment, and the prognosis for many cancers today is very good if caught early. That’s why regular screenings for certain cancers are a crucial part of preventive care.