In the News: June 4–11
By Sg2 TeamThis week: AI helps reduce nurse burnout; new software brings online shopping experience to health care; and revenue loss in children’s hospitals
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This week: AI helps reduce nurse burnout; new software brings online shopping experience to health care; and revenue loss in children’s hospitals
This week: Virtual health partnership between the UK and the US; compensation to increase training participation for opioid treatment; and service line losses in patient volume
Join Sg2 and Vizient experts for a series of HealthLeaders webinars that focus on post–COVID-19 financial aspects of recovering elective volumes, reshaping your workforce and consumer access to services
This week: Medicare fuels health care spending growth; data sharing impacts SDOH; and the ACA’s impact on women’s health
It is easy to succumb to business fog during a public health crisis. The COVID-19 outbreak is not only a clinical challenge, but also a pressure test for strategic initiatives...
This week: Coronavirus causes mask shortages; number of urgent care clinics rise 9.6%; and virtual reality benefits seniors
Pediatric shift to value is driven by changes to Medicaid delivery at the state level and led by engaged physician leaders--the largest strides come from institutions that own health plans.
This week: Maternal mortality is tied to SDOH; pediatrician visits are primarily for preventive care; and the CDC releases US health care data
This week: Hospital acquisitions do not produce better care; AI increases diagnostic accuracy; patients near retail clinics use the ED less.
Having a dedicated approach to partnership strategy can help get an effective, and ultimately successful, partnership off the ground.
This week: Doctors aren’t confident they can get patients off opioids; venture capital fundraising grows for digital health companies; and rapid response surveys increase engagement in the ED
This week: AI to address quadruple aim; rise in deaths from suicide, substance abuse differs across states; health care costs projected to rise 6% in 2020