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For example, nationally we may have a heightened focus on heart failure and diabetes; however, Cindy noted that in a mid-Atlantic market she was working with, the key chronic condition to focus on was, surprisingly, osteoarthritis. The key is looking at entire communities in order to prioritize efforts at the populations level.
For example, nationally we may have a heightened focus on heart failure and diabetes; however, Cindy noted that in a mid-Atlantic market she was working with, the key chronic condition to focus on was, surprisingly, osteoarthritis. The key is looking at entire communities in order to prioritize efforts at the populations level.
For example, nationally we may have a heightened focus on heart failure and diabetes; however, Cindy noted that in a mid-Atlantic market she was working with, the key chronic condition to focus on was, surprisingly, osteoarthritis. The key is looking at entire communities in order to prioritize efforts at the populations level.
For example, nationally we may have a heightened focus on heart failure and diabetes; however, Cindy noted that in a mid-Atlantic market she was working with, the key chronic condition to focus on was, surprisingly, osteoarthritis. The key is looking at entire communities in order to prioritize efforts at the populations level.
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In general, Micky said he prefers incentives to mandates, and cited as an example of a mandate gone awry the Massachusetts HIE, which got tangled up in definitions of terms like “provider” or “connected” or “use.” For example, “Direct” (i.e. You can catch me live weekdays at 8:30 am, 4:30 pm and 12:30 am ET.
In general, Micky said he prefers incentives to mandates, and cited as an example of a mandate gone awry the Massachusetts HIE, which got tangled up in definitions of terms like “provider” or “connected” or “use.” For example, “Direct” (i.e. You can catch me live weekdays at 8:30 am, 4:30 pm and 12:30 am ET.
In general, Micky said he prefers incentives to mandates, and cited as an example of a mandate gone awry the Massachusetts HIE, which got tangled up in definitions of terms like “provider” or “connected” or “use.”. For example, “Direct” (i.e. You can catch me live weekdays at 8:30 am, 4:30 pm and 12:30 am ET.
In general, Micky said he prefers incentives to mandates, and cited as an example of a mandate gone awry the Massachusetts HIE, which got tangled up in definitions of terms like “provider” or “connected” or “use.”. For example, “Direct” (i.e. ” You can catch me live weekdays at 8:30 am, 4:30 pm and 12:30 am ET.
In general, Micky said he prefers incentives to mandates, and cited as an example of a mandate gone awry the Massachusetts HIE, which got tangled up in definitions of terms like “provider” or “connected” or “use.” For example, “Direct” (i.e. ” You can catch me live weekdays at 8:30 am, 4:30 pm and 12:30 am ET.
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As this example demonstrates, the issue is not simply a user experience issue; it’s a deeper issue involving the emotional side of dealing with chronic disease, the burden it places on relationships with families. To the extent that we can introduce that kind of culture into healthcare – that to me would be utopia.”.
As this example demonstrates, the issue is not simply a user experience issue; it’s a deeper issue involving the emotional side of dealing with chronic disease, the burden it places on relationships with families. To the extent that we can introduce that kind of culture into healthcare – that to me would be utopia.”
As this example demonstrates, the issue is not simply a user experience issue; it’s a deeper issue involving the emotional side of dealing with chronic disease, the burden it places on relationships with families. To the extent that we can introduce that kind of culture into healthcare – that to me would be utopia.”
As this example demonstrates, the issue is not simply a user experience issue; it’s a deeper issue involving the emotional side of dealing with chronic disease, the burden it places on relationships with families. To the extent that we can introduce that kind of culture into healthcare – that to me would be utopia.”.
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