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For 2023, patient experience, 'smarter' analytics and data-driven medicine

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Matthew Gitelis, CEO of PatientIQ, a health IT company deriving insights from patient-reported outcomes data, has some thoughts about healthcare information technology in 2023. For one, that patient experience will be king in the year ahead. You predict the patient experience will be king in 2023.

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Majority of burned-out clinical support staff point to patient communications as the culprit

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A study published this week from the patient experience vendor WELL Health found that the vast majority of frontline clinical support staff are reporting moderate to extreme burnout. At the same time, the majority say automating certain patient communications would be useful for job satisfaction. THE LARGER TREND. ON THE RECORD.

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In 2025, look for more digital-first patient engagement and data-driven decisions

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Additionally, the ongoing transition to value-based care models emphasizes patient outcomes and cost-efficiency, making digital tools that empower patients to actively participate in their own care even more essential. You say trust and transparency will be crucial for healthcare provider organizations in 2025.

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City of Hope advances cancer care with hybrid telehealth and in-person visits

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Suddenly, City of Hope needed to rapidly scale its telehealth infrastructure to meet the needs of patients. In doing so, its work with telemedicine technology and services vendor Amwell helped the healthcare provider organization reimagine the delivery of oncology services. Healthcare IT News is a HIMSS Media publication.

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The future of telemedicine: purpose-built, integrated platforms

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Propelled into mainstream use by the COVID-19 pandemic, telemedicine is becoming standard practice for many healthcare providers. In addition, a single-platform approach simplifies the patient experience, helps overcome barriers to healthcare such as remote location or limited mobility, and promotes continuity of care among providers.

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Remote patient monitoring in an app boosts quality at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist

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We wanted to provide an app that patients liked to use as a part of their weight management experience." " The goal was to bring more value to the patient and improve the quality of care through virtual care and remote monitoring. " Dr. Jamy Ard, Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist.

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Creating a Better Patient Experience for Urogynecologic Surgery

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These conditions can negatively impact quality of life, but seeking treatment for PFDs can also be scary, embarrassing, or confusing for many patients. . Integrating patient engagement technology can help healthcare providers deliver proactive information from a trusted source in a discreet way.