In the News: Sept 1–8
By Sg2 TeamThis week: Innovation connects ICU patients with families; heart attack saliva test in development; and Amazon enters health wearable market.
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This week: Innovation connects ICU patients with families; heart attack saliva test in development; and Amazon enters health wearable market.
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: Start-up wants to match patients with therapists; ONC tries to standardize SDOH data; and fraud concerns with virtual health usage
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...
The following is an excerpt from Performance-Based Facility Design. Sg2 members can read the full publication and view other facility planning resources in the Facility Planning Resource Kit on intel.sg2.com....
The following is an excerpt from Procedure Sites of the Future: Transitions and Growth Across HOPDs, ASCs. Sg2 members can read the full publication and view other facility planning resources...
The following is an excerpt from the Sg2 report High-Acuity Facilities of the Future: Redefining Hospital Demand. Sg2 members can read the full publication and view other facility planning resources...
Care Coordination Remains a Manual Process A recent Fierce Healthcare article discusses a PointClickCare report regarding the inefficient methods of patient data sharing among acute and post-acute care facilities. According...
This week: CAR T-cell therapy covered under Medicare; Tennessee Medicaid program addresses physical health through mental health; and equity issues and food deserts fuel the obesity epidemic.
Before Medicare releases requested historical claims data, it is essential that hospitals begin to assess, evaluate, build, and refine their various systems and assets to prepare for BPCI-A. Read on...
This week: Cancer survivorship and palliative care programs are on the rise and using data insights for compelling narratives
For providers still undecided on BPCI-A, or even the 16% who opted out and withdrew, Sg2 sees applying for the second cohort as an opportunity not to be overlooked.