8 Mistakes That Lead to Failure in Digital Health
Joshua Liu MD explains what eight mistakes lead to failure in digital health.
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Read MoreBy Chris Sullivan – Virtual care’s rise to status quo during the pandemic had many thinking that doctor visits by video or phone was going to become the norm. But four years later, telehealth still isn’t as large a part of our “new normal” as many thought it would be.
By Evan Steele – Patient feedback is crucial for healthcare organizations to foster continuous improvement and ensure providers maintain high standards of care. Fortunately, satisfied patients can be motivated to express their opinions.
By Michael Casamassa & Lucienne Ide MD PhD – As we move into the era of patient consumerism, it’s important to adapt to industry shifts, expand virtual care opportunities, implement effective RPM, and ultimately drive patient engagement.
Joshua Liu MD explains that healthcare is complicated because you constantly have to make tradeoffs between access, quality, equity and cost – with no obviously correct solution to many complex scenarios.
Joshua Liu MD explains why we worry about AI errors in healthcare, but forget that we already accept a certain level of human error. This give us a clear starting point for deciding if AI is good enough.
Joshua Liu MD explains why everyone wants to do the fun stuff in Health Tech (*ahem* build cool features)…but why it’s the “boring” stuff that matters most.
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By Stuart Long – Healthcare IT leaders are continuously balancing the need to improve patient care, optimize operational efficiency, secure data, and manage costs. Prioritizing the right digital investments is crucial, with significant implications for clinical and financial outcomes.