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Today, one-half of the categories speak to more “medical”/clinical areas that are disease specific, addressing women’s health, medication adherence, and healthcare administration workflows.
Ongoing interoperability challenges as testing sites, labs, providers, payers and publichealth agencies tried to manage fast-moving waves of new patient data. But of course, Epic makes headlines more times than not, as it did numerous times in 2020 – starting with its debut of ambient voice technology.
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Of course not. health care spending and what comes from it, according to Mirror, Mirror 2021: Reflecting Poorly , a perennial report from The Commonwealth Fund that compares health system performance across eleven developed countries. Simply put, is the equation, “Spend more, get less” a sustainable business model?
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That’s publichealth, for you. Of course, “Z” is for Zoom. I’ve enjoyed receiving feedback on the past four days of ABCovid-19 journal shares on my LinkedIn page and Twitter feed @HealthyThinker. My #arttherapy is yours for the sharing and taking. We are all, truly, on this pandemic journey together.
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Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has existing mechanisms in place to address overutilization, fraud, waste, and abuse, policymakers rightfully seek to better understand how removing statutory barriers to telehealth coverage might impact the fiscal stability of Medicare.
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