In the News: Mar 12–19
By Sg2 TeamThis week: Exercise affects AF patients’ life expectancy; AI helps identify SDOH; and the Alzheimer disease patient population grows
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This week: Exercise affects AF patients’ life expectancy; AI helps identify SDOH; and the Alzheimer disease patient population grows
AI is already being utilized, and also improving, clinical care across service lines. In fact, the cancer service line is utilizing AI applications today.
This week: locum tenens for physician shortages; collaboration for social service referrals; and technology and medication management
This week: Coronavirus causes mask shortages; number of urgent care clinics rise 9.6%; and virtual reality benefits seniors
AI is already being utilized, and also improving, clinical care across service lines. In fact, the behavioral health service line is utilizing AI applications today.
This week: Analytics for care coordination and ED utilization; machine learning informs clinical decisions; data help provide whole person care
This week: Number of nurse practitioners rises; using virtual health to combat the flu; and US gets first 5G-enabled hospital
This week: Employer sleep medicine programs; start-up medical rideshare programs; and persistence of robotic surgeries
This week: Hospital acquisitions do not produce better care; AI increases diagnostic accuracy; patients near retail clinics use the ED less.
This week: Supplemental benefit adoption in Medicare Advantage plans, new payment model for SNFs, and strategic partnerships to improve quality and reduce costs.
This week: A new app to help parents of preemies with care coordination, an underutilized Medicare program for diabetic patients, and a new partnership focuses on reducing infant mortality.
This week: Consumer considerations around assisted reproductive health, and Walmart opens a stand-alone health care clinic in Dallas, GA.