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Doctor-First Marketing Strategies to Improve Patient Outcomes

Healthcare Success

How can healthcare marketers and executives engage doctors in impactful storytelling to improve patient outcomes? Elizabeth Healthcare, shares actionable strategies to overcome doctor reluctance and create powerful, doctor-driven marketing programs. Identify doctors' strengths and preferences (e.g.,

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ChatGPT's potential impact on preventative care and emergency visits

Healthcare It News

Many providers and patients are reporting the artificial intelligence helping with preventative care and preventing non-emergent emergency department visits. ", "What doctor can help me with my foot pain?", ", "Should I go to the emergency room or urgent care or my doctor?"

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Deep dive: A tour of all-digital Oklahoma Heart Hospital, where automation is the norm

Healthcare It News

Doctors and nurses are happy. It's not just the doctors, nurses, caregivers. It also allows a much more personalized approach to preventative care. It has succeeded. Patients are happy. Patients' families are happy. And accolades and awards keep coming in. And CIO at an all-digital facility is a big job.

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Even modest meds adherence can be financially transformative for health systems

Healthcare It News

Health systems had to navigate two conflicting financial models: fee-for-service, which incentivized volume and procedures, and value-based care, which prioritizes preventive care and keeping patients healthy. Initially, the focus was more on reducing costs than improving patient outcomes.

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Arizona agency's omnichannel approach to home health includes telehealth and RPM

Healthcare It News

Did you really want to leave the house to sit in a doctor's office waiting room? This proactive care can prevent complications, ultimately improving patient outcomes. What does the telehealth component look like and how does it fit into the bigger approach? We are also bringing back the house call.

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Celebrated healthcare heroes are workplace violence victims

Health Care Dive

Violence prevents nurses, doctors and other professionals from providing uninterrupted, quality patient care, argues Andrew Thum, the director of nursing workforce operations at Jefferson Health in Philadelphia.

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How telehealth can help inpatient care, and what a hybrid future looks like

Healthcare It News

There has been a public perception that telehealth and virtual care consist solely of having a virtual doctor’s visit when you feel ill or following up on a routine treatment. Telehealth solutions also can be used to share knowledge from experienced nurses. And while that is a part of it, it is not the complete telehealth story.

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