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The 72-practice Community Care Physicians has used patient engagement tech to improve its no-show rate by 35% and send 776,000 COVID-related newsletters to patients, also reminding them of their telehealth appointments during the pandemic.
Consumer-centric healthcare means patients have access to their cost and data and, in a post-COVID world, more virtual care.
Kistein Monkhouse, CEO and founder of Patient Orator, discusses that long history of racial inequalities in healthcare, and what that looks like in the current climate.
Northwell Health's Simita Mishra and Sabina Zak discuss how the health system has sought to learn more about its patients, and to use that information to provide them with better — and more personalized — care.
Buoy Health's cofounder and CEO Dr. Andrew Le talks about how chatbots can help free up the health systems, get patients information in their home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this HIMSS TV Deep Dive, we show how health systems are leveraging advanced technologies such as AI, analytics and telehealth to manage patient populations – but are still staying focused on the basic building blocks of health and wellness.
How to integrate AI into patient communication in ways that enhance and personalize the patient experience, and develop communication and access strategies that strengthen the patient-provider relationship.
Lessons healthcare can learn from other industries and countries that employ biometrics to address patient matching —the ability to link records for the same individual held in different locations and a perennial problem in healthcare.
Deep Dive: How clinicians are integrating social factors, genomics and medical histories to treat patients.
The ubiquity of healthcare data collected by new internet connected and sensor-enabled health and medical devices (the Internet of Health Things) is a boon for providers and patients, but also increases cybersecurity attack vectors.
Health systems all over the world are addressing the needs of COVID-19 patients with chatbots, drive-through clinics and telemedicine.
(Sponsored) Learn how University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, a global digital exemplar in the UK, has prioritized patient-centricity with an open platform and integrated technology to achieve high levels of digital maturity.