By Matt Fisher – Value based care comes in many forms, but the consistent goal is to reward the quality of care over the quantity of care. A variety of initiatives have been floated in the past few years with the goal of promoting the transition to value.
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By Jon Melling – As patient financial responsibility climbs and value-based payment models take root, revenue streams are becoming less predictable for healthcare organizations.
Wolters Kluwer Health released the results of a study conducted in partnership with the Rockburn Institute that revealed when nurses use Lippincott Advisor and Lippincott Procedures at the bedside, hospitals’ Value-Based Purchasing scores went up.
By Eileen Cianciolo – As value-based care takes hold in the healthcare industry, organizations can no longer churn out services without understanding their patients, the risk that they bring to the table — and, perhaps most importantly, what needs to be done to improve outcomes.
Who doesn’t like a good list? Whether you are on it, know someone on it, or aspire to be on it, you always want to read the list. From the latest health mobile app technology to the top healthIT stories from last month, here are some interesting lists I think deserve sharing.
By Matt Fisher – The annual exodus of a large chunk of the healthcare industry to the HIMSS Annual Conference and Exhibition will begin today. While many familiar topics will receive a lot of attention, I intend to focus on value based care or alternative payment initiatives.
By Brita Hansen MD – The intense focus on higher quality and greater value in healthcare is perhaps the greatest cultural change the industry has experienced in the past decade. It is also the most daunting.
Register NOW! In this webinar we will bring together leading healthcare organization, Atrius Health, and NLP experts, Linguamatics to explore the practical uses of NLP in healthcare and give real-life examples of how Atrius Health has implemented processes.
By Rose Higgins – Healthcare’s mantra for 2018: Make the most of what you’ve got. The mission for healthcare organizations will be to realize a strong return on investment on technologies that are already in place.