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For hospitals, its the foundation of patient safety, trust, and reputation. Factors like avoidable hospital readmissions, inconsistent quality measures, and patient dissatisfaction contribute to this disparity. By adopting a culture of quality, hospitals can address these challenges at the ground level.
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Virtual health has numerous advantages for patients and providers alike. For instance, by removing physical barriers to care, providers are able to extend their reach, especially for patients who live in rural areas. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports, in the U.S. six in ten adults in the U.S.
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Not for a hospital, it wouldn’t be that much, but whatever it is. $14 This is where they’d probably be best allocated for patient care, for patientexperience.” ” And it’s like, “And here are the returns that you can get from that improvement in patient care and experience.”
Not for a hospital, it wouldn’t be that much, but whatever it is. This is where they’d probably be best allocated for patient care, for patientexperience.” ” And it’s like, “And here are the returns that you can get from that improvement in patient care and experience.”
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