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(Sponsored) How a healthcare-focused partner drives measurable results

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Dr. Craig Joseph, Nordic CMO, says the company's services combine clinical, technical and operational expertise to help healthcare providers improve outcomes for patients.

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A phased approach to seamless RPM data flow

Switching cardiology patients to Bluetooth-enabled medical devices that send data to patient portals is helping to reduce chronic care complexities, says Sutter Health CCIO Dr. Richard Milani and Patient Experience R&D lead Trevor Berceau.

A phased approach to seamless RPM data flow
Switching cardiology patients to Bluetooth-enabled medical devices that send data to patient portals is helping to reduce chronic care complexities, says Sutter Health CCIO Dr. Richard Milani and Patient Experience R&D lead Trevor Berceau.
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WISeR model is an attempt by CMS to reduce spending in Medicare

CMS says about 25% of the spend is fraudulent or being abused by providers, says Carol Howard, vice president of innovation and adoption at Janus Health.

WISeR model is an attempt by CMS to reduce spending in Medicare
CMS says about 25% of the spend is fraudulent or being abused by providers, says Carol Howard, vice president of innovation and adoption at Janus Health.
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Jefferson Health's 'bold goal' for patient care

The Philadelphia health system has committed to returning 10 million hours back to patient care over the next three years using AI, says Dr. Baligh Yehia, president of Jefferson Health.

Jefferson Health's 'bold goal' for patient care
The Philadelphia health system has committed to returning 10 million hours back to patient care over the next three years using AI, says Dr. Baligh Yehia, president of Jefferson Health.
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