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Population health doesn’t have to mean boiling the ocean
Population Health

Population health doesn’t have to mean boiling the ocean

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At MEDinIsrael 2019, Medial Earlysign CEO Ori Geva describes how his startup helps hospitals turn data into action for particular high-need use cases.

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Addressing SDOH and empowering patients with AI

With analytics and omnichannel strategies like hyper-personalized fotonovelas, providers are leapfrogging over social determinants of health barriers to earn trust, improve patient engagement and close care gaps, says Bob Farrell, CEO of mPulse.

Addressing SDOH and empowering patients with AI
With analytics and omnichannel strategies like hyper-personalized fotonovelas, providers are leapfrogging over social determinants of health barriers to earn trust, improve patient engagement and close care gaps, says Bob Farrell, CEO of mPulse.
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Compensation only one reason for primary care shortages

The system makes it hard for primary care doctors to collect payment so that 30-40% of their time is spent on administrative tasks, says Mark Newman, founder and CEO of Nomi Health.

Compensation only one reason for primary care shortages
The system makes it hard for primary care doctors to collect payment so that 30-40% of their time is spent on administrative tasks, says Mark Newman, founder and CEO of Nomi Health.
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Acquired rural hospitals are more likely to close obstetrics

Surprisingly, researchers found no correlation between department closures and negative outcomes for patients driving greater distances, says Martin Gaynor, professor emeritus at Carnegie Mellon University.

Acquired rural hospitals are more likely to close obstetrics
Surprisingly, researchers found no correlation between department closures and negative outcomes for patients driving greater distances, says Martin Gaynor, professor emeritus at Carnegie Mellon University.
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