Post-Acute Care: Using AI to Move from Fragmentation to Coordination
The systems and people involved in post-acute care all work hard, but they don’t work together well enough. Artificial intelligence is emerging as the first real connective tissue that can close these gaps, not by replacing human care, but by amplifying it.
Securing the Brain Behind the System: Why AI Governance Is the Next Frontier in Patient Safety
As AI becomes central to diagnostics, workflows, and patient engagement, securing the models themselves must become a pillar of patient safety and quality assurance.
Preventing Diabetes Exacerbations Through Human Connection, Not Crisis Response
In response to these concerning trends, leading health systems are redefining diabetes management by merging remote patient monitoring, behavioral health coaching, and AI-enabled engagement.
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Safeguarding Healthcare’s Front Line: Why Rising Workplace Violence Demands Systemic Change
Frontline healthcare professionals are increasingly finding themselves in the crosshairs of workplace violence, and recent survey data makes one thing clear: incremental changes aren’t enough.
Are You Trading Efficiency for Safety in Your ASC?
ASCs have become central to the healthcare delivery system, and the market is ripe for innovation and growth. Outpatient facilities that provide surgical services offer patient satisfaction through lower costs and shorter stays. Providers gain efficiency and increased throughput.
Healthcare Leaders Are Overlooking the Key to Value-Based Care Success: Physician-Level Measurement
The reality is that while VBC has generated innovative care models and some limited success—particularly in primary care and especially within accountable care organizations—the progress has been uneven and insufficient.
Mobile Access: Healthcare’s New Problem Solver
This article will explore innovative ways that leading health systems can and are leveraging mobile to support and deliver on key initiatives.
Study: 60% of New Mothers Miss Key Postpartum Care
According to the study, 57% of patients fail to attend postpartum follow-up visits between three to eight weeks after giving birth. That the number is more prevalent for younger mothers underscores an urgent equity gap in maternal care in the U.S.
How to Build Comfort with New Technology to Improve Buy-In
To best implement new technologies as they arise, organizations need to consider buy-in from nurses and other healthcare professionals. The key to success includes asking for input and inviting those who will use the technology to the table for appropriate transparency and education.