Interactive patient care

Patient Centered Primary Care Collaborative

Liverpool Care Pathway for the Dying Patient

Care of the Critically Ill Surgical Patient

An act to repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

Rural Health Workforce and The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

Patient Online

Patient blood management

Scottish Patient Safety Programme

Patient Ombudsman

Patient

Patients Beyond Borders

Enterprise master patient index

Patient check-in

Patient X (film)

Patient First

List of patient-reported quality of life surveys

E-patient

Patient-reported outcome

National Confidential Enquiry into Patient Outcome and Death

Patient safety

Patient abuse

Patient (disambiguation)

Patient Participation Group

International Patient Safety Goals

Patient Information Advisory Group

Patient experience

Patient-initiated violence

Patient gown

Patient Health Questionnaire

Outcomes19

• Expanding patients' engagement in their care has been shown to help improve both clinical outcomes and the overall healthcare experience for patients and providers. (rwjf.org)
• Advance patient care initiatives with a digital platform collecting and connecting healthcare data and insights for improved care outcomes. (vmware.com)
• SJMC's membership in the health information exchange underscores the hospital's commitment to patient safety and excellent patient outcomes. (prweb.com)
• SJMC obstetricians have LCH prenatal PHI when patients present in the ED, and LCH physicians gain immediate feedback about the health outcomes of the mother and baby, including statistics such as birth weight. (prweb.com)
• New York, NY, March 14, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Daxor Corporation (NYSE MKT: DXR) , an investment company with medical instrumentation and biotechnology operations, announces the presentation of new research highlighting the significant benefits to patient outcomes through individualization of care guided by blood volume analysis (BVA). (globenewswire.com)
• Dr. Strobeck reported the results of a propensity score matched-controlled retrospective analysis of mortality and readmission outcomes in a mixed community cohort of 245 consecutive heart failure patient admissions over the course of four years for whom at least one year of follow-up or mortality data were available. (globenewswire.com)
• In addition to controlling the cost of care, value-based care focuses on improving patient outcomes with drastic improvements for care coordination between doctors, hospitals, and other providers. (anthem.com)
• While improving patient outcomes through higher quality care is the top priority of the value-based care model, care coordination offers several other advantages, including cost reduction, data loss prevention, and an improved experience across the care continuum. (anthem.com)
• The current analysis involved two phases In the first, 10 patients attending the program and 7 carers (all spouses) were interviewed about three major outcomes: confidence in doing important everyday activities, developing knowledge for reducing vascular risk, and the benefits of peer support. (medscape.com)
• The second phase tested the phase 1 outcomes in 19 patients and 6 carers using relevant standardized validated tools, including the Stroke Knowledge Test, the Stroke Self-Efficacy Questionnaire, the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale, and the Caregiver Strain Index. (medscape.com)
• As depicted in this diagram, patient activation awareness and self-management skills are critical to outcomes that bring value to patients and lower costs for all. (mgma.com)
• Nelson has also worked with numerous commercial payers on quality outcomes and effectiveness measures, including compliance with Medicaid care management programs, along with Medicaid insurance contracts and high-risk and dual-eligible patient programs. (mgma.com)
• And even though new research suggests that patients who take a more active role in their own care will likely experience better outcomes, many patients continue to remain passive and unquestioning when interacting with providers. (adelphi.edu)
• CRM ), the global leader in CRM, announced new innovations in Health Cloud at the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Conference that enable healthcare organizations to provide more connected, intelligent patient engagement and improve outcomes. (prnewswire.com)
• To meet the needs and expectations of today's patient, Salesforce continues to deliver new Health Cloud capabilities that enable care providers to improve patient experiences and outcomes, from patient acquisition through post-acute and home care. (prnewswire.com)
• The real potential of team care to improve health outcomes and reduce healthcare costs is the ability to increase the number and quality of services available. (bmj.com)
• A significant number of those surveyed reported they did not feel confident in dealing with cardiovascular care specific to cancer patients and gave themselves only an average rating when asked about their level of understanding of the impact of holding or stopping cancer treatments on cancer outcomes. (sciencedaily.com)
• Patient Education Medication Teaching Patient Safety & Quality Patient Satisfaction Telehealth Telemedicine Discharge Planning Dietary Services Operational Efficiency Entertainment Amenities Marketing and Loyalty Programs Feedback and Service Recovery Interactive Patient Care improves the satisfaction and outcomes for both the patient and hospital. (wikipedia.org)
• Patients experience improved outcomes through better education and empowerment to effect the care experience. (wikipedia.org)

Clinicians12

• Ensure high-performance, reliable access to apps and data across care sites to deliver optimal experiences for patients and clinicians. (vmware.com)
• Engage patients where they want to receive care and enable clinicians and care teams to support patients from anywhere. (vmware.com)
• The results of studies show that clinicians who are poor communicators with their patients tend to increase the utilization of tests and other medical care to make up for the lack of communication. (nata.org)
• Just recently, CMS released the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA) implementation final rule, which offers financial incentives for Medicare clinicians to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care. (nata.org)
• We're encouraging clinicians to interact with patients in a different way," said Dr. Lilian Dindo , assistant professor of medicine in the health services research section at Baylor and IQuESt and co-author of the study. (bcm.edu)
• Research shows that clinicians have been slow to embrace support for patient self-management. (mgma.com)
• Clinicians strongly endorse patients to follow medical advice but are less likely to endorse that patients should be able to make independent judgements or take independent actions. (mgma.com)
• While new technologies enable clinicians to detect and address changes in patient health in real time, permitting faster and more targeted care, they have not been widely adopted in healthcare settings. (adelphi.edu)
• With neuropsychological testing, our clinicians can generate a better picture of how the patient's thought processes are being affected, and use this information to customize the best course of care. (weillcornell.org)
• A patient care team is a group of diverse clinicians who communicate with each other regularly about the care of a defined group of patients and participate in that care. (bmj.com)
• So, if none of this makes much sense to us seasoned clinicians who are doing the very best we can for the people we are asked to see, what measures could be used to better assess real quality of care? (medscape.com)
• The emerging role of bedside point-of-care lung ultrasound performed by the clinicians is noted in the recent literature. (bvsalud.org)

Clinical17

• Bolster clinical and care team communication, collaboration and vital service delivery from any location. (vmware.com)
• The Institute of Medicine (IOM) defines patient-centered care as "providing care that is respectful of and responsive to individual patient preferences, needs, and values, and ensuring that patient values guide all clinical decisions. (nata.org)
• The study for Patient Priorities Care included a nonrandomized clinical trial in a large primary care network in Hartford, Conn., where patients with multiple chronic conditions were enrolled into two groups. (bcm.edu)
• A very shy and humble person, Max has been extremely grateful for the care he is receiving for his disease and knows he has been fortunate to participate in a clinical trial of immunotherapy. (medscape.com)
• Mary Jahrsdoerfer, PhD, is an authority in emerging healthcare technology, bridging the gap between clinical practice and patient safety. (adelphi.edu)
• Her research lies in analyzing disparate clinical data points that may provide predictive warnings in acute care settings. (adelphi.edu)
• In February 2019, Dr. Jahrsdoerfer published "Clinical Surveillance, A Concept Analysis: Leveraging Real-Time Data and Advanced Analytics to Anticipate Patient Deterioration. (adelphi.edu)
• Bringing Theory in Practice" in the Online Journal of Nursing Informatics, which details how the practice of clinical surveillance can improve patient care. (adelphi.edu)
• Instead of monitoring retrospective patient data, Dr. Jahrsdoerfer advocates for a move toward clinical surveillance, or real-time data collection, allowing practitioners to be "proactive rather than reactive. (adelphi.edu)
• That way, a patient treated under clinical surveillance is more likely to receive the care they need sooner than a patient who is monitored with traditional methods. (adelphi.edu)
• Researchers randomly assigned 24 oncology clinics to receive palliative care consultations or standard care consultations for advanced cancer patients with a clinical prognosis of six to 24 months. (beckershospitalreview.com)
• thus, a thorough preoperative evaluation is needed for appropriate patient selection to ensure the best clinical outcome. (medscape.com)
• Our doctors at the Eye Institute provide state-of-the-art clinical and surgical care in a compassionate and timely manner with more than 60,000 patient visits and 3,300 surgical cases each year. (mcw.edu)
• At the same time, many care providers are unable to bring together both the clinical and non-clinical information necessary to deliver quality care and better streamline the patient experience. (prnewswire.com)
• Geneia is pleased to partner with Salesforce to bring this critical capability to Health Cloud, and to do so in a way that allows care gaps to be seamlessly closed within the clinical workflow. (prnewswire.com)
• Most successful interventions in chronic disease management entail the delegation of responsibility by the primary care doctor to team members for ensuring that patients receive proved clinical and self management support services. (bmj.com)
• Determine which clinical assessments and tests are needed for a patient, while reducing burden from excessive testing and medical encounters. (cdc.gov)

Hospice care8

• St. Joseph Hospice is a locally-owned agency dedicated to providing the highest quality hospice care to patients and families at this most crucial time in their lives. (volunteermatch.org)
• New data tables from the 2000 National Home and Hospice Care Survey are now available, detailing the latest findings from this increasingly important segment of health care in America. (cdc.gov)
• The 2000 National Home and Hospice Care Survey (NHHCS), the sixth in a series of surveys (conducted in 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1998, and 2000), provides information on characteristics of agencies providing home health and hospice care services, their current patients, and discharges. (cdc.gov)
• Tables as well as data files from the 2000 NHHCS can be viewed and down loaded from the National Home and Hospice Care Data Web Site . (cdc.gov)
• The new data tables present characteristics of agencies providing home health and hospice care and the patients they serve. (cdc.gov)
• Home care and hospice care definitions are provided for easy reference. (cdc.gov)
• Hospice care is end-of-life care. (medlineplus.gov)
• What Are Palliative Care and Hospice Care? (medlineplus.gov)

Health care42

• So most health care providers (HCPs) will treat patients who have arthritis. (cdc.gov)
• A primary health care provider can often provide basic care for a patient with arthritis, especially osteoarthritis, but sometimes it is necessary to refer a patient to a rheumatologist. (cdc.gov)
• When you need hospital care, your doctor and the nurses and other professionals at our hospital are committed to working with you and your family to meet your health care needs. (aha.org)
• These job aids provide general information on various environmental medicine topics and give health-care providers quick, ready-to-use materials to aid in patient care and instruction. (cdc.gov)
• The patient advocates at VA Cincinnati health care are specially trained to help you resolve issues with your care. (va.gov)
• Today, various types of health care institutions are striving to deliver patient-centered care in response to research showing greater patient satisfaction and more efficient use of resources under the approach. (nata.org)
• 70 percent of home health care patients were ages 65 and older. (cdc.gov)
• Heart disease (11 percent), diabetes (8 percent), cerebral vascular disease (7 percent), COPD (5 percent), malignant neoplasms (5 percent), congestive heart failure (4 percent), osteoarthritis and allied disorders (4 percent), fractures (4 percent), and hypertension (3 percent) are among the most prevalent admission diagnoses for home health care patients. (cdc.gov)
• Approximately 1,355,300 patients were receiving home health care services from 7,200 agencies at the time of the 2000 NHHCS. (cdc.gov)
• Figures 1 and 2 show the initial growth and recent declines in the number of agencies providing home health care and the number of patients receiving these services. (cdc.gov)
• Between 1990 and 1996, home health care was the fastest growing segment of the health care industry with expenditures for these services more than doubling, increasing from $13 to $30 billion. (cdc.gov)
• During the mid 1990's concerns about inappropriate and fraudulent use and the rapidly growing aging population spurred the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the major funding source for home health care, to implement major cost-containment strategies to curtail escalating Medicare costs. (cdc.gov)
• National Health Care Expenditures Projections: 2002-2012. (cdc.gov)
• As students approach their studies and sports return, athletic trainers also need to get equipped to serve their athletes' health care needs. (nata.org)
• Since 2008, when the Indian Health Service (IHS) launched the Improving Patient Care (IPC) program to improve the quality of health care and to provide greater access to care for American Indians and Alaska Natives, the program has grown and gained recognition throughout the Indian health system. (ihs.gov)
• It ensures quality health care delivery in which patients receive the care they need, when they need it - from their own primary care providers and Indian health care teams. (ihs.gov)
• To identify health care aspects of inadequate quality in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) care from the perspective of patients, and to study to what extent patients' perspectives on quality of care are associated with patient characteristics. (nih.gov)
• Using the method of the QUOTE-questionnaire, patients' were asked to rate the importance to them of 29 aspects of care, and to rate the performance of five different health care providers [i.e. rheumatologist, general practitioner (GP), physiotherapist, home nurse, and formal home help] relating to these aspects. (nih.gov)
• To identify aspects of inadequate quality, patients' performance ratings were weighted by importance ratings within each health care service. (nih.gov)
• These findings may be used for making health care more responsive to patients' needs. (nih.gov)
• Sanaa) - People with HIV and AIDS are routinely denied care within Yemen's health care system, Human Rights Watch said in an October 2014 letter to the Yemeni minister of health released today. (hrw.org)
• International law provides that access to health care must be on a non-discriminatory basis and discrimination on any grounds is prohibited. (hrw.org)
• Medical staff should be more receptive to the rights of patients with HIV and fulfil their obligation to provide the same level of health care to all Yemenis, Human Rights Watch said. (hrw.org)
• Led by highly successful physician executives with a mission to improve health care quality for the underserved Asian community. (paycomonline.net)
• The delivery of health care by a coordinated team of individuals has always been assumed to be a good thing. (bmj.com)
• My work is rooted in US health care, and the references and roles described largely reflect that perspective. (bmj.com)
• We recognize that the highest quality of care can be achieved through collaboration between health care professionals and those they serve. (hopkinsmedicine.org)
• This team works closely with families and health care staff to support each child's physical and emotional needs during their medical experience. (hopkinsmedicine.org)
• The Family Resource Center provides a getaway for patients and their family during their health care journey. (hopkinsmedicine.org)
• Mari Cantwell, chief deputy director at the California Department of Health Care Services, said 123,000 patients are enrolled, and their experience has been positive. (latimes.com)
• Electronic medical records are used to facilitate care coordination among a variety of health care providers. (nysut.org)
• Health care providers are compensated for coordinating the patient care in addition to the faceto- face time they spend with patients. (nysut.org)
• The final webinar in Sepsis Core Elements: CDC Webinar Series discusses the impact of sepsis education for health care professionals during onboarding. (ama-assn.org)
• Thus, genotyping of NoV should ideally be based health care settings but the reason for this finding is un- on sequencing of the capsid and polymerase regions of the known.StoolsamplescontainingisolateswithaknownNoV viral genome ( 9 ). (cdc.gov)
• NoV or outbreaks in health care settings ( 2 ). (cdc.gov)
• In community and health care caused by GII.4 is lower in non-health care settings settings, we found an association between infection with ( 2,3,12,14 ). (cdc.gov)
• in health care settings, and patients in foodborne outbreaks. (cdc.gov)
• The association between NoV GII.4 and age of the patients orovirus (NoV) is a major cause of viral gastroen- in community and health care settings was also determined. (cdc.gov)
• Interactive patient care (IPC) refers to an approach in health care that places the emphasis on providing entertainment and educational resources to the patient bedside via the in-room TV. (wikipedia.org)
• Projections for the growth of the Interactive Patient Care market are optimistic, and much of this optimism is predicated upon the increasing demand from the growing elderly population as well as the newly insured population (created by the recent health care reform). (wikipedia.org)
• A team of health care professionals and volunteers provides it. (medlineplus.gov)
• Contact a health care provider if you have questions about your health. (medlineplus.gov)

Patient's care3

• With the new Care Gaps and Assessments capabilities, healthcare organizations are able to easily identify and close gaps in a patient's care plan and leverage personalized surveys to monitor outpatient care progress. (prnewswire.com)
• Our Respiratory Therapists participate in all phases of the patient's care using protocols and education to ensure they have the best possible care and understand their disease processes such as COPD, Cystic Fibrosis, and Asthma. (uclahealth.org)
• This evolution of IPC expands the engagement footprint beyond the bedside to include the entire continuum of a patient's care - primarily adding the home. (wikipedia.org)

Physicians15

• Care pathways help physicians make decisions on how to care for a certain type of patient. (sas.com)
• Cancer care involves a multidisciplinary team of physicians and medical professionals. (sas.com)
• Advance patient care with modern software and processes designed to meet the new digital delivery demands of patients and physicians. (vmware.com)
• Today, it's staffed by 400 physicians and 1,800 employees, and it serves more than 165,000 patients per year with a full range of inpatient, outpatient, emergency and diagnostic services. (xerox.com)
• Integrating the paper-based and administrative records with the central patient medical records system allows physicians to review a patient's history immediately, as medical decisions need to be made. (xerox.com)
• However, if the modern emphasis on patient centeredness continues to grow, ATs and their supervising physicians may be able to leverage increased public appreciation for the concept to negotiate better care decisions with the patient's best interest in mind. (nata.org)
• HOUSTON, TEXAS (PRWEB) May 31, 2016 -- St. Joseph Medical Center (SJMC) announced that it is live in Greater Houston Healthconnect's (Healthconnect) regional health information exchange, which enables physicians at SJMC's two hospital campuses, downtown and in the Heights, to access prior medical records for their patients from other participating organizations in the exchange. (prweb.com)
• The most common mistake physicians make is assuming too soon that the patient is stable. (medscape.com)
• Warning signs for physicians that a patient has relapsed include missing appointments or attending AA meetings less frequently. (medscape.com)
• If the patient wishes to focus on meaningful life activities, living independently and walking without dizziness, the program urges patients and physicians to focus on the type of care needed to reach those desired goals. (bcm.edu)
• Team Collaboration: Collaborate with the healthcare team and other facilities, including physicians, nurses, and billing staff, to ensure efficient coordination of patient care. (paycomonline.net)
• A newly formed American College of Cardiology section dedicated to filling this gap will give physicians in the field a forum to discuss best practices and work together to develop methods for training more physicians in providing the best possible care for these unique patients. (sciencedaily.com)
• Download the SMBP quick guide PDF-an evidence-based resource to help physicians and care teams start using SMBP, including links to practical implementation tools. (ama-assn.org)
• Subject matter experts, physicians, and patient representatives from across the United States collaborated to develop the new guidance. (cdc.gov)
• The people sent to me for glycemic rescue ty pical ly have been seen by capable primary care physicians or have had diabetic meltdowns resulting in hospital consultations, with office follow-up of treatment that was initiated in the hospital. (medscape.com)

20212

• In 2017, IHS leadership signed Special General Memorandum (SGM) 2017-1, which requires Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) designation for all IHS ambulatory care facilities by Dec. 31, 2021. (ihs.gov)
• In 2020, the national office advised individuals and organizations providing charitable arthritis-related care at 400 Hibiscus Street that it would no longer fund their activities, and ordered them to vacate the premises by January 1, 2021, according to the complaint. (medpagetoday.com)

Medical33

• SAS® Viya® helps medical center improve patient treatment processes. (sas.com)
• White Memorial needs to keep its patient records both secure and readily accessible, so that they're available on a highly controlled basis to medical staff, insurance companies, attorneys, billing analysts and auditors. (xerox.com)
• The term patient-centered care originated in the 1960s and was first utilized by psychiatrists in the United Kingdom who were training medical students to focus their attention on patients' emotions. (nata.org)
• By taking the time to learn the patient's goals and treatment preferences, not only will the patient walk away from the medical treatment or service feeling understood and cared for by the provider, but it will also result in a better, more comprehensive plan of care. (nata.org)
• The health information exchange gives us an opportunity to enhance our commitment to quality by having a more complete view of our patients' medical histories when they arrive. (prweb.com)
• Most patients received medical/skilled nursing services (75 percent), followed by personal care (44 percent) and therapeutic (37 percent) services. (cdc.gov)
• New information on median length of stay, type of services received (medical/skilled nursing, equipment and/or supplies, personal care, therapeutic, and psychosocial), and types of aids and devices used by patients (sensory and/or dental, mobility, self-care, and medical) are presented. (cdc.gov)
• Our goal is to provide not only the best medical care possible to our families, but to help support them through all the challenges that can arise from having a child who becomes seriously ill. (upstate.edu)
• When all care stakeholders have access to a patient's comprehensive health history - not just the medical issue they're treating at that moment - providers can protect patients' whole-person health with more personalized and preventive care , and patients can navigate the healthcare system with greater ease. (anthem.com)
• Exit Disclaimer: You Are Leaving www.ihs.gov to learn how your facility can begin the Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) recognition process! (ihs.gov)
• Published in JAMA Internal Medicine , researchers from the Center for Innovations in Quality, Effectiveness and Safety (IQuESt) at the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center and Baylor College of Medicine led a study that shows how a program like Patient Priorities Care can make healthcare less burdensome for older patients. (bcm.edu)
• We were able to show that we reduced the overall treatment burden, the number of inappropriate medications, focused more on care that the patients want, and that we were able to do this more as a part of their routine medical practice," Naik said. (bcm.edu)
• A radiology group partnered with a medical imaging center to offer a radiologist-developed tool that creates patient-friendly radiology reports. (acr.org)
• Please do not use this form to submit personal or patient medical information or to report adverse drug events. (medscape.com)
• Rather, manometry may be considered in patients who do not respond to empiric medical treatment and have normal findings on endoscopy. (medscape.com)
• Our doctors provide routine eye care as well as manage complex medical and surgical eye disease. (mcw.edu)
• Given that we are unable to use public facilities, some doctors take advantage of the situation and charge us double the normal medical cost that they charge other patients at the same facility for the same procedure," one person with HIV said. (hrw.org)
• A neuropsychological evaluation consists of a thorough diagnostic interview with the patient, a review of the medical record, and the administration of tests to measure brain function. (weillcornell.org)
• Rendr is a primary care-driven, multi-specialty medical group serving over 200,000 patients through its 90+ locations in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island. (paycomonline.net)
• 6 Do the typical staff members in a surgery-nurse, medical assistant, and receptionist-constitute a care team? (bmj.com)
• The Department of Patient and Family Centered Care at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital is made up of a variety of departments whose focus is to offer support to patients and families that is unique to each individual family and supports the goals of caring for the whole patient during their medical experience. (hopkinsmedicine.org)
• The Obamacare program was designed to reduce medical costs by putting more of the nation's 11 million most challenging and expensive patients into tightly managed care. (latimes.com)
• State officials hailed the MediConnect program as a milestone for California's most vulnerable patients by addressing their medical, mental health and long-term care needs in one place. (latimes.com)
• One of the recent innovations in delivering more effective primary care to patients is the current Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model. (nysut.org)
• Ronald Reagan and Santa Monica UCLA Medical center provides world class care to all of our patients. (uclahealth.org)
• Respiratory Therapists work in all areas of patient care, from the Neonatal ICU, Pediatric ICU, to our Adult ICU's, including adult and pediatric areas of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Neuro-Trauma Services, heart, lung and liver transplant, cardiac care, and one of the most advanced medical intensive care services in the west. (uclahealth.org)
• Describe the medical home approach and how it can be used to optimize patient care. (cdc.gov)
• 1 3 June 2018 - The Medical Response and Public Health Sector in the Ministry of Health, in collaboration with the Royal Air Force of Oman, airlifted yesterday a number of patients in intensive care units and their families to the Sultan Qaboos Hospital in Salalah after being evacuated to various hospitals in Oman to receive the necessary medical care during the tropical cyclone Mekunu. (who.int)
• The Ministry of Health transferred a number of patients who were taken to intensive care units in the hospitals of Khaola, Royal, Nizwa, Sohar and others by ambulance to the Royal Air Force of Oman Musannah Airbase accompanied by specialized medical teams and equipment under the supervision of the Ministry's emergency cases centre. (who.int)
• Accordingly, a number of the Royal Air Force of Oman planes airlifted the patients to Salalah where they were received by a group of ambulances and another medical team to transfer them to the Sultan Qaboos Hospital in Salalah. (who.int)
• That would be an example of incentives to enhance medical care actually backfiring. (medscape.com)
• Rudresh S.A, Mathew Sherry P . Medical Record Keeping for Quality Patient Care: An Observational Study. (who.int)
• The information on this site should not be used as a substitute for professional medical care or advice. (medlineplus.gov)

Palliative5

• Our staff, comprised of compassionate, experienced, and palliative-trained professional, support staff and volunteers, work under the direction of a Board Certified hospice and palliative care physician using a team approach to care. (volunteermatch.org)
• Cite this: Going Broke: Financial Concerns of Palliative Care Patients - Medscape - Sep 19, 2017. (medscape.com)
• Introducing palliative care earlier in cancer treatment may improve patient satisfaction and quality of life scores, according to a study published in The Lancet . (beckershospitalreview.com)
• After four months, patients who received palliative care consultations reported higher quality of life, higher quality of life at end of life, less severe symptoms and more satisfaction with care. (beckershospitalreview.com)
• Researchers suggest early palliative care may help improve quality of life for patients with advanced stages of cancer. (beckershospitalreview.com)

Insights2

• Patients reap the benefits of more eyes and ears, the insights of different bodies of knowledge, and a wider range of skills. (bmj.com)
• FAC members volunteer their time to share their perspective and insights to help our staff provide compassionate care. (hopkinsmedicine.org)

Specialty care3

• Such findings support the notion that improving patient-centered communication can increase efficiency of care and reduce costs, not only through fewer tests but also through fewer repeat hospitalizations and referrals to specialty care. (nata.org)
• Find primary and specialty care near you. (mcw.edu)
• Perhaps we should get some credit for teaching residents or even our primary care colleagues to pay more attention when a patient's A1c is still above 8.5%, or to refer for specialty care before drastic measures are required to reverse chronically extreme hyperglycemia or before serious end-organ damage mandates the relaxation of A1c targets. (medscape.com)

Multidisciplinary care team2

• Successful chronic disease interventions usually involve a coordinated multidisciplinary care team. (bmj.com)
• Objective: this literature review, aims to present to dental professionals information on deafblindness describing concepts, causes, and classifications, as well as to report communication methods, the need for dentist insertion in the multidisciplinary care team, and to define strategies to assist dental care of these patients. (bvsalud.org)

Continuum3

• Under value-based care models, doctors and providers can access patient data across the continuum of care, from lab tests to specialist visits. (anthem.com)
• Of the 106 respondents, over 70 percent felt that the cardiovascular implications of cancer treatments were a very important consideration in the cancer patient treatment continuum, and 65 percent thought access to consultants with specialized training would provide an advantage in caring for cancer patients suffering cardiovascular complications. (sciencedaily.com)
• Hospitals and caregivers are able improve their delivery of more efficient and targeted care to their patients while improving their understanding of patient requirements, satisfaction across the complete continuum of care. (wikipedia.org)

Healthcare providers6

• Coordination of care processes can be expensive and complex, and many healthcare providers need more talent and infrastructure to implement care coordination at scalable levels. (anthem.com)
• It is understanding the information that's being provided to us by healthcare providers and being able to use it for patients to do well on their health and wellness journey. (minoritynurse.com)
• Differences in scores for patient communication with healthcare providers were statistically insignificant between the control group and the intervention group. (beckershospitalreview.com)
• Follow-Up: Monitor the status of prior authorization requests, following up on pending or delayed approvals, and providing timely updates to healthcare providers and patients. (paycomonline.net)
• Rapid recognition by healthcare providers of patients with post-COVID conditions and multidisciplinary care using the assessments and approaches described in this guidance could improve the wellbeing and treatment of people with post-COVID conditions. (cdc.gov)
• Promote health improvement, wellness, and disease prevention in cooperation with patients, communities, at-risk populations, and other members of an interprofessional team of healthcare providers. (cdc.gov)

Advocates4

• If you've experienced any problems that you haven't been able to resolve by talking with your care team, please reach out to one of our patient advocates. (va.gov)
• Our patient advocates work hard to make sure you receive the best possible care. (va.gov)
• Learn more about how patient advocates support Veterans at VA and what the process of working with one is like. (va.gov)
• The Service Excellence department is committed to patient and family centered care, and advocates on behalf of patients to ensure a positive hospital experience. (hopkinsmedicine.org)

Caregivers1

• Improving healthcare in ways that matter most to patients, families, and caregivers. (rwjf.org)

Oncology6

• The center is one of 18 in the Unicancer Comprehensive Cancer Care Network and is a national authority on cancer treatment and oncology research. (sas.com)
• Gallieni M, Pittiruti M, Biffi R. Vascular access in oncology patients. (medscape.com)
• The impact of cancer treatments on cardiovascular health is an important consideration when treating cancer patients, but many hospital training programs have no formal training or services in cardio-oncology and a lack of national guidelines and funding are frequent barriers to establishing such programs, according to an American nationwide survey. (sciencedaily.com)
• The impact of cancer treatments on cardiovascular health is an important consideration when treating cancer patients, but many hospital training programs have no formal training or services in cardio-oncology and a lack of national guidelines and funding are frequent barriers to establishing such programs, according to a nationwide survey published today in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology . (sciencedaily.com)
• Sixteen percent had a single cardiologist with expertise in treating cancer patients, and 12 percent had no cardio-oncology services but planned to add them within a year. (sciencedaily.com)
• Cardiologists similarly rated their oncology peers, giving them an average rating on their understanding of the impact of slow or inadequate cardiology assessment in the development of cardiovascular complications in cancer patients. (sciencedaily.com)

Provide9

• Drawing on programs working to advance different aspects of patient-centered care, this collection includes resources aimed at helping to make healthcare information more accessible, deepen relationships between patients and providers, and provide patients greater ownership of their care. (rwjf.org)
• Provide care at the speed and scale of new digital healthcare models. (vmware.com)
• The tables provide the numbers of patients or discharges by sex, race, and various age groups (under 18, 18-44, 45-64, 65-74, 75-84, and 85 years and older). (cdc.gov)
• We provide state-of-the-art care based upon protocols developed nationally and internationally. (upstate.edu)
• Under the value-based care model, providers are paid for value they provide their patients, not the number of patients they serve. (anthem.com)
• By Kevin M. Schroeder DAT, LAT, ATC, and Dani M. Moffit PhD, LAT, ATC, NATA LGBTQ+ Advisory Committee We've all been there before: A patient comes into our athletic training facility, we exchange greetings, discuss the reason for the visit, provide. (nata.org)
• Work WITH the staff to help them provide good care for your loved one -- not AGAINST them. (allnurses.com)
• Recognizing that the exchange of information between patient and provider is an essential element of quality patient and family centered care, we provide our patients and their families with qualified interpreters for languages other than English and for American Sign Language (ASL). (hopkinsmedicine.org)
• These technologies can provide interactive services that are personalized to the patient's condition and provide healthcare workers with patient education, pain assessment and medication teaching. (wikipedia.org)

Transitions of care2

• The two organizations are now collaborating on better transitions of care, leveraging information from each setting. (prweb.com)
• Helping with transitions of care between facilities, such as from a hospital to a rehab center. (anthem.com)

Appointments4

• A study in the Journal of General Internal Medicine found that only about 35% of primary care doctors' referrals to specialists resulted in completed appointments. (anthem.com)
• Current patients may change or cancel their existing appointments directly with our online system. (sgh.com.sg)
• Resource Allocation: Optimize the utilization of infusion chairs, treatment rooms to accommodate patient appointments while minimizing wait times. (paycomonline.net)
• Patients have improved access such as same-day appointments and after-hours care. (nysut.org)

Symptoms4

• Patients should not ignore symptoms of anxiety. (medscape.com)
• You go from mainly asking the patient about symptoms and diseases to asking more about what they want to get out of their healthcare, what they want their day-to-day life to look like, and how we can help them medically get there. (bcm.edu)
• When a patient presents with symptoms, the healthcare provider performs an evaluation, decides unilaterally on a treatment and administers it. (adelphi.edu)
• Such exams make up a critical component of care for many patients with neurological symptoms and disorders. (weillcornell.org)

Improve8

• Creating standard treatment times allows the center to improve patient care. (sas.com)
• Second, the center needed to optimize workforce management to improve patient care. (sas.com)
• If necessary, we can also apply corrective measures to improve the care of our patients. (sas.com)
• Improve the cost and quality of patient care with an integrated digital foundation for healthcare. (vmware.com)
• The value-based care model has emerged as an alternative to the traditional fee-for-service model as part of a broader reform effort to improve patient and population health while delivering care at a lower cost. (anthem.com)
• Improve patient safety, and satisfaction. (mgma.com)
• But raw data alone is not sufficient to improve patient care, Dr. Jahrsdoerfer emphasizes. (adelphi.edu)
• TAC provides a voice for teens to enhance the patient experience by making recommendations to improve the quality of care and service for all patients at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital. (hopkinsmedicine.org)

Clinics2

• Interoperability of patient records will also further SJMC's partnerships with area clinics and health centers, contributing to enhanced continuity of care for their mutual patients. (prweb.com)
• Our doctors see patients at clinics throughout the Milwaukee area. (mcw.edu)

Engagement2

• At KIMS Hospitals, our IT infrastructure is designed to facilitate patient engagement. (vmware.com)
• Become more patient- and family-centered in your practice - PFCC Resources offers practice-specific online resources to help radiologists enhance patient-engagement skills and offer more patient-centered care. (acr.org)

Intervention2

• Before surgical intervention, patients must undergo anatomic or physiogic testing to confirm that there is objective evidence of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). (medscape.com)
• Assessments utilizes personalized online surveys to collect patient data, which can be used to monitor how a treatment is progressing and whether any intervention is needed. (prnewswire.com)

Hospital15

• Replacing the AHA's Patients' Bill of Rights, this plain language brochure informs patients about what they should expect during their hospital stay with regard to their rights and responsibilities. (aha.org)
• High quality hospital care. (aha.org)
• In the United States, a focus on patient-centered care was initially utilized as a means to evaluate inpatient hospital stays. (nata.org)
• A quarter of local health groups in England are asking patients to wait longer for hospital care to bring down NHS deficits, a BBC survey suggests. (bbc.co.uk)
• Family doctors have been told they cannot send patients to hospital for a long list of treatments for non-urgent conditions for the last three months of the financial year. (bbc.co.uk)
• PCT manage about 80% of the total NHS budget and are responsible for paying the bills for hospital treatment for patients in their area. (bbc.co.uk)
• I'm a journalist (not a nurse) who's working on a story about how older patients--and their family members and friends--can assess, in advance, the quality of nursing care at a hospital. (allnurses.com)
• If required, the patient will remain in the hospital, where nurses and doctors periodically measure vital signs and respond as needed. (adelphi.edu)
• This helps them stay connected to their patients beyond the four walls of the hospital. (prnewswire.com)
• Three health professionals told Human Rights Watch that on August 15, 2014, at the state-run Republican Hospital in Sanaa, a doctor refused to treat a patient suffering from seizures when she learned the patient was HIV-positive. (hrw.org)
• In front of other patients and staff, the doctor shouted that the patient had HIV and ordered that she be removed from the hospital. (hrw.org)
• Dr. Ahmed al-Garati, who treats individuals with HIV in Sanaa's Republican Hospital, expressed concern about the unwillingness of others to treat such patients. (hrw.org)
• At Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, the Department of Patient and Family Centered Care strives to strengthen these partnerships with our patients, families, staff and the community. (hopkinsmedicine.org)
• The PFAC strives to promote patient and family centered care and to help hospital personnel to understand the diverse needs of our patients and families. (hopkinsmedicine.org)
• IPC solutions can also integrate with traditional EMR and hospital IT systems such as Cerner, McKesson, and GE Healthcare, for example, but are more directly patient-centric applications, whose delivery helps hospitals meet service and quality requirements. (wikipedia.org)

Acute2

• Demographic and morbidity trends have shifted the focus of care away from acute episodes to the management of long-term conditions. (mgma.com)
• Post-COVID conditions refer to the wide range of physical and mental health consequences experienced by some patients that are present four or more weeks after SARS-CoV-2 infection, including by patients who had initial mild or asymptomatic acute infection. (cdc.gov)

Chronic conditions5

• IPC has developed specialized teams and processes to assess progress through various measures, including preventive screenings, management of chronic conditions, the patient experience and access to care. (ihs.gov)
• For patients 65 years and older who suffer from multiple chronic conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure or arthritis, worrying about numerous health problems and taking different kinds of medications can become overwhelming. (bcm.edu)
• Patient Priorities Care is a demonstration program that provides a new approach to care for older adults with multiple chronic conditions by focusing on their health goals and values. (bcm.edu)
• Most of the patients suffer from multiple chronic conditions, such as diabetes and Alzheimer's. (latimes.com)
• A PCMH is a primary physician's office which offers personalized care with a focus on prevention and management of chronic conditions. (nysut.org)

Satisfaction3

• Build personalized services that are available everywhere and adopt user-centered design to boost patient satisfaction. (vmware.com)
• Moreover, the extent to which a patient perceives that his or her care has been patient-centered has been found to be associated with greater satisfaction and reduced symptom burden. (nata.org)
• Since the launch of the IPC Program, health facilities have increased screenings for hypertension and depression, established outreach for victims of domestic/intimate partner violence and developed systems to evaluate patient satisfaction. (ihs.gov)

Providers5

• Across the nation, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is engaging providers, insurers, policy-makers and patients with a shared vision for a healthcare system that is truly designed around the needs of the people it serves. (rwjf.org)
• Providers are increasingly being encouraged to take into consideration patient needs, preferences, and treatment goals in the delivery of care. (nata.org)
• Waste at such a massive scale negatively impacts all healthcare stakeholders, from providers to patients. (anthem.com)
• Health Cloud brings the world's #1 CRM to healthcare, enabling providers like NYU Langone Health and 180 Health Partners to connect to their patients in smarter, more powerful ways. (prnewswire.com)
• Our operating costs are covered by advertising, online store sales, participating providers, and senior care partners. (carepathways.com)

Anesthesia1

• Anesthesia may be omitted in an emergency situation where venous access is required in an obtunded patient for expeditious administration of medications and fluids. (medscape.com)

Nurse3

• One group received the Patient Priorities Care approach using a nurse practitioner or a social worker to identify patient priorities, while the other group received usual care from their physician. (bcm.edu)
• The husband of a post-partum patient is abusive to his wife's nurse. (cdc.gov)
• The patient of a home health nurse presents a dangerous challenge. (cdc.gov)

Prognosis1

• This study also shows the lack of information in the field of deafblindness, revealing that the inclusion of patient´s family is a fundamental factor for a favorable prognosis on educational, social, and communication processes. (bvsalud.org)

Medicaid2

• Medicare was the primary payment source for most home care patients (52 percent), followed by Medicaid (20 percent) and private sources (17 percent). (cdc.gov)
• Nationwide, some $300 billion is spent annually on these patients who qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid. (latimes.com)

Coordination8

• The IOM separates patient-centered care into eight dimensions, including respect, coordination of care, emotional support, physical comfort, involvement of the family, continuity and transition and access to care. (nata.org)
• Nick Bonvino, CEO for Healthconnect, highlighted a specific use case of care coordination. (prweb.com)
• There are several factors at play, but failures in care coordination alone account for as much as $78.2 billion of that waste every year . (anthem.com)
• Better care coordination means patients (including your employees) receive higher quality, more effective care. (anthem.com)
• What Is Value-Based Care, And What Role Does Care Coordination Play? (anthem.com)
• That's where care coordination comes in. (anthem.com)
• Research shows that care coordination reduces 30-day readmission rates , and lower admission rates are a strong indicator of higher quality care. (anthem.com)
• Improving care coordination presents significant obstacles for the healthcare industry. (anthem.com)

Cohort2

• NoVGII.3orGII.P21.SusceptibilitytoNoVinfectionmight tion of NoV genotypes among infections in patients consult- dependonpatientageandinfectingNoVgenotype.Cohort ing a general practitioner (GP) or outpatient clinic, patients studies are warranted to test this hypothesis. (cdc.gov)
• Or perhaps some of us could become friends with the cardiothoracic surgeons, see every "C ABG patch kid" with a 3-digit glucose, and process them through our offices postoperatively, accumulating a large cohort of patients with established end-organ disease but favorable-appearing glycemic results, thus boosting our statistics and gaining the extra income that those numbers generate. (medscape.com)

Services7

• It's a solution that handles documents from inpatient admissions, patient financial services, the pharmacy order processing system and other departments and processes, all in one place. (xerox.com)
• The PCT has also issued instructions to local hospitals that patients arriving at A&E with minor injuries should be redirected to alternative services because it will not pay if they could be appropriately treated elsewhere. (bbc.co.uk)
• Patients must navigate through a maze of organizations and communication channels to get the services and care they need. (prnewswire.com)
• Yemeni authorities should end discrimination by health workers against people with HIV and ensure patients' equal access to healthcare services, as mandated by a 2009 law. (hrw.org)
• It said it was doing so because there were no services to arthritis patients currently being conducted there, and the national office "'funds activities that benefit arthritis patients in other ways. (medpagetoday.com)
• The Patient Academic Services department exists to keep patients and siblings engaged academically through the duration of their admission and beyond. (hopkinsmedicine.org)
• Learn more about the Patient Academic Services department. (hopkinsmedicine.org)

Physician3

• Patient-centered care places the focus on the patient, as opposed to the physician. (nata.org)
• Physician Referral Required for New Patients? (upstate.edu)
• For example, instead of obtaining an A1c measurement from the referring physician before the patient visit, perhaps I could see the patient first, review the glucose diary, and adjust treatment without ordering an A1c test at that point if it will obviously be elevated. (medscape.com)

Organizations1

• Healthcare organizations that integrate cloud into their infrastructure strategy are best positioned to transform patient experience. (vmware.com)

Resources3

• And that translates to more time and resources to devote to better patient care. (xerox.com)
• Connecting patients with community resources. (anthem.com)
• Goals and steps are supported with self-care resources suitable for coaching use or distribution to a participant. (mgma.com)

Nurses5

• Nurses strive to deliver the best care to all patients, independent of socioeconomic status, gender, race, or other factors. (minoritynurse.com)
• That factors into people's feelings about how doctors or nurses treat them, influencing their ability to seek care. (minoritynurse.com)
• Remember that nurses are people too and no one is taking care of us except each other. (allnurses.com)
• The Yemeni government needs to take action against doctors, nurses, and other health workers who discriminate against HIV-positive patients," Houry said. (hrw.org)
• Nurses working in a long-term care facility have encountered abusive behavior from facility residents. (cdc.gov)

Medicare3

• Since 2013, Medicare has been financially penalizing hospitals with above-average 30-day readmission rates for heart failure patients. (globenewswire.com)
• McCall N, Korb J, Petersons A, Moore S. (2003) Reforming Medicare payment: Early Effects of the 1997 Balanced Budget Act on postacute care. (cdc.gov)
• California's MediConnect program aims to move patients who are eligible for both Medicare and Medi-Cal into HMOs to cut costs. (latimes.com)

Intensive3

• The incidence of infectious complications of central venous catheters at the subclavian, internal jugular, and femoral sites in an intensive care unit population. (medscape.com)
• The Ministry has coordinated with the Royal Air Force of Oman on Tuesday 24 May to airlift 30 critical cases, including premature babies, children and adults to intensive care units to Al-Seeb airbase. (who.int)
• Chest radiography is the most frequent and primary imaging modality in the intensive care unit (ICU), given its portability, rapid image acquisition, and availability of immediate information on the bedside preview. (bvsalud.org)

20181

• The second half of 2018 was devoted to interviews with the center's doctors and the definition of care pathways. (sas.com)

Affordable Care Act2

• As part of the Affordable Care Act, the Obama administration is pursuing similar tests in several other states, including Massachusetts and Illinois. (latimes.com)
• The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act 2010. (who.int)

Practice9

• One of the things I tell my patients is that if I practiced exactly the way I was trained to practice - and I had a very good fellowship program with superb faculty - if I practiced the way they taught me, it would now be malpractice. (medscape.com)
• The reason this is such an almost insult to oncologists in practice is because it is a necessary part of our day-to-day existence to keep apprised of developments so we can apply them to patient care. (medscape.com)
• But what does patient-centered care actually look like in practice? (nata.org)
• Once patients have made the list, they should practice responses to their high-risk situations. (medscape.com)
• How do we realize patient activation at the practice level? (mgma.com)
• For more information about how your practice can utilize the Patient Activation Measure contact MGMA Consulting at 877.275.6462 ext. 1877. (mgma.com)
• The practice of patient monitoring, crucially, lacks timeliness. (adelphi.edu)
• it may involve multiple practices-for example, primary and specialist care-or it may involve multiple organisations, such as a general practice and a community agency. (bmj.com)
• Teams that cross practice or organisational boundaries may create communication and administrative nightmares but are essential for optimising care for many patients. (bmj.com)

Medications2

• Patients should bring all sensory aides (such as glasses and hearing aids), records from any prior cognitive testing, and a list of current medications to the exam. (weillcornell.org)
• Due to the growing population, patient care is increased also optimizing the medications. (wikipedia.org)

Complications1

• Due to the severity of underlying disease and frequent need of placement of monitoring devices, ICU patients are very likely to develop complications related to underlying disease process and interventions. (bvsalud.org)

Hospitals1

• The patients were transferred according to their conditions to the hospitals of Royal, Khaola, Al-Nahda and referral hospitals in the nearby governorates of Sohar, Rustaq, Nizwa and Ibra. (who.int)

Search1

• I performed a Medline search for randomised controlled trials of team care using the MeSH heading "patient care team. (bmj.com)

Populations2

• Throughout the history of athletic training, the college/university, higher education, professional sports, secondary school and various emerging settings have become home to athletic trainers wanting to care for all active populations. (nata.org)
• Population based care -Population based care is an approach to planning and delivering care to defined patient populations that tries to ensure that effective interventions reach all patients who need them. (bmj.com)

Treatments2

• Some are imposing minimum waiting times, while others are telling patients and GPs they won't pay for some treatments until April. (bbc.co.uk)
• In some areas patients are even finding that certain treatments have simply been taken off the list for NHS funding. (bbc.co.uk)

Team8

• Indirect Patient Care involves assisting our team in the care of our patients. (volunteermatch.org)
• Volunteers are a vital part of the St. Joseph Hospice team approach to caring for those entrusted to us. (volunteermatch.org)
• We can refer patients to the most appropriate team of neurologists for their continued care, as well as specialists in psychiatry, social work, cognitive rehabilitation, and occupational therapy. (weillcornell.org)
• Thus team care has generally been embraced by most as a criterion for high quality care. (bmj.com)
• Despite its appeal, team care, especially in the primary care setting, remains a source of confusion and some scepticism. (bmj.com)
• What do the team members other than the doctor do to support patient care? (bmj.com)
• What is a patient care team? (bmj.com)
• Patients carry a single health plan card and a team of professionals coordinates all aspects of their care. (latimes.com)

Specialists1

• Contact our specialists for a patient consultation or urgent care. (mcw.edu)

Support6

• Hospice is based on the belief that through sensitive, appropriate care and the support of a community, terminally ill patients and their families can prepare to face the inevitable challenges ahead. (volunteermatch.org)
• Frequent follow-up is essential to support the patient in recovery. (medscape.com)
• What social support systems are available to the patient? (medscape.com)
• Presenting details of the ASPIRE program at the recent 24th European Stroke Conference (ESC), consultant therapist in rehabilitation Deborah Neal said the peer-to-peer support provided by other stroke patients helps the new patients build confidence and change their mindset so they better engage in healthy lifestyle behaviors. (medscape.com)
• Then the patient volunteers and carers add more support. (medscape.com)
• The Spiritual Care program offers spiritual and chaplaincy support to patients and their families while honoring all religious beliefs and traditions. (hopkinsmedicine.org)

Family Advisory Council1

• Learn more about the Patient & Family Advisory Council. (hopkinsmedicine.org)

Make8

• Learn about your rights and responsibilities as a family member who may be helping a Veteran make decisions about their care. (va.gov)
• Volunteers make a difference to patients and their families, the staff of hospice agencies, their communities and to one another. (volunteermatch.org)
• If the patient has a relapse, find out what happened (make a diagnosis) in order to formulate a new treatment plan. (medscape.com)
• They can make patients wait longer as long as they don't break the current government target for maximum waiting time for inpatient treatment which is six months. (bbc.co.uk)
• VIENNA, Austria - An innovative group program of rehabilitation and education encouraging self-care for patients who have stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA) and their carers is boosting patients' confidence to re-engage in life and helping them to make lifestyle changes to lower their risk for a recurrent event. (medscape.com)
• My biggest piece of advice is to have someone with the patient to make those obnoxious demands. (allnurses.com)
• Yes, it is advisable to have someone stay with the patient if they are so sick or if they are so timid as to be unable to make their own requests. (allnurses.com)
• If the patient failed to make or attend an appointment, Care Gaps alerts the provider to reach out to the patient to schedule an appointment and get them back on track with their care plan. (prnewswire.com)

Access6

• Being able to access recent data and performance measures is one of the major benefits of this care pathways project and SAS Viya," says Hammoudi. (sas.com)
• Each volunteer has access to our staff of professionals to assist them in becoming comfortable dealing with patients and families faced with terminal illness. (volunteermatch.org)
• SJMC's CEO Mark Bernard shared the importance of access to a patient's longitudinal health record, "St. Joseph works to maintain a tradition of quality patient care, serving Houstonians for over 125 years. (prweb.com)
• With increased access to radiology reports through patient portals, patients are eager to understand their imaging results. (acr.org)
• Among patients who access their radiology reports using the tool, 86% report a positive experience. (acr.org)
• Patient access and care quality are foundational for being successful in value-based care, according to Rick Foerster, senior vice president of value-based operations for Arlington, Virginia-based Privia Health -a member of the AMA Health System Program . (ama-assn.org)