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How social media has changed our tolerance for information
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How social media has changed our tolerance for information

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Getting factual health information through a person’s “mental filters” is almost impossible, says Denise Scannell, chief scientist for health communication at Mitre.

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Embracing different avenues for accessing healthcare

Laura Kreofsky, senior vice president of strategy at Pivot Point Consulting, talks about the shift toward healthcare consumerism and how retailers moving into the healthcare space could improve health equity for underserved populations.

Embracing different avenues for accessing healthcare
Laura Kreofsky, senior vice president of strategy at Pivot Point Consulting, talks about the shift toward healthcare consumerism and how retailers moving into the healthcare space could improve health equity for underserved populations.
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Measuring the success of community-based care

Natasha Ramontal of HIMSS and Raed AlHazme of the Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs, King Abdulaziz Medical City, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, talk about the Community Care Outcomes Maturity Model (CCOM), a new measurement tool to replace O-EMRAM.

Measuring the success of community-based care
Natasha Ramontal of HIMSS and Raed AlHazme of the Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs, King Abdulaziz Medical City, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, talk about the Community Care Outcomes Maturity Model (CCOM), a new measurement tool to replace O-EMRAM.
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Understanding data’s role in improving healthcare equity

Sumit Sajnani, health information technology officer for Connecticut’s Office of Health Strategy, discusses how data improves healthcare access by allowing agencies and providers across the state to build a holistic view of a patient’s needs.

Understanding data’s role in improving healthcare equity
Sumit Sajnani, health information technology officer for Connecticut’s Office of Health Strategy, discusses how data improves healthcare access by allowing agencies and providers across the state to build a holistic view of a patient’s needs.
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