Patient Engagement
- 1 July, 2019
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Essential Strategies to Improve Healthcare
With value-based care the new standard in medicine, attention is increasingly focused on what healthcare organizations can do to improve Patient Engagement. A clear strategy for retaining patients and attracting new ones is a key part of delivering consistent, quality care.
Read Continue- 28 June, 2019
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Implementing a patient safety culture
Patient safety is something I could talk about over and over; patient safety has always played —and always will play — a central role in the success of Eagle Physicians and Associates down here in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Read Continue- 5 June, 2019
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3 Ways That Telehealth Is Improving Healthcare
Telehealth provides convenient care for patients and offers healthcare professionals a more efficient and effective way to treat them. July 1996. It’s 100 degrees Fahrenheit with a broken air conditioner in your car. Work starts in five minutes, and you slam on the breaks two inches away from the rusting Nissan Maxima in front of you.
Read Continue- 17 April, 2019
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TCM: From Post-It to Proactive
Matt Cady, Chief Innovation Officer at Florida’s Adult Medicine of Lake County, says that before his practice began using eClinicalWorks to track patients moving among care settings, they had a system in place: Post-It® Notes and spreadsheets.
Read Continue- 27 March, 2019
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TCM: Tracking Patients to Reduce Readmissions
Healthcare has tremendous power to do good, but its very complexity can also bring complications. Nowhere is that clearer than when patients are moving from one care setting to another.
Read Continue- 19 February, 2019
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For Best Results, Engage Your Patients!
Why do medical practices reach out to their patients? The answer seems obvious — because patients who are engaged in their own care tend to be healthier, which makes the job of the physician easier and helps control costs. But if the answer is so obvious, why don’t more practices have effective Patient Engagement?
Read Continue- 13 February, 2019
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Eva: A clear answer to the multitasking dilemma
Many physicians and their staffs pride themselves on being able to do lots of different tasks. Their intentions are excellent. Doctors, after all, are in the business of helping patients. So, helping as many as possible in the shortest amount of time can’t be a bad thing, right?
Read Continue- 24 January, 2019
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Successful Patient Engagement Strategies
Champaign is known as the hub of Illinois’ Silicon Prairie, with many technology and healthcare companies. Christie Clinic, founded in 1929, is a vital and growing part of the region’s economy. We now feature more than 180 providers at 22 clinics in east-central Illinois.
Read Continue- 11 June, 2018
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Righttime Medical: Building a New Medical Model
What happens when primary care practices don’t provide patients with the service they demand, including flexible hours? Someone else does.
Read Continue- 4 June, 2018
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Helping NYC Youth Reach Their Potential
An outsider might assume that New York City youth are universally savvy and self-reliant, capable of finding their way in what is, after all, one of the world’s largest and most diverse cities, a place that is brash, bold, and seemingly bursting with confidence.
Read Continue- 21 May, 2018
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Getting Online with Patient Engagement
At Prime Care Family Practice of Prince George, Virginia, things were going well. Having worked with eClinicalWorks since 2012, the practice had an excellent healthcare IT partner. Providers were seeing 600 patients each week. The phones were busy.
Read Continue- 16 April, 2018
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Patient Portal 8.0
When it comes to making quality healthcare available to any community, what’s the first challenge? Access. After all, the best medical services in the world are of no value unless patients can make use of them. And even when a doctor/patient relationship has been established, the doctors and patients sometimes need help staying in touch and making best use of available resources.
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