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Category: Healthcare Industry News
Good Data, Better Value-Based Care Can Boost Population Health
Date: September 12th, 2017Source: RevCycleIntelligenceTopics: Population Health, Value-Based Care, Transitions of Care, Accountable CareTimely data is key to reducing the costs of a hospital’s most expensive high-risk patients, while value-based contracts sustain the population health management efforts.
Read MoreMedicare shared-savings ACOs cut $1 billion in costs over three years
Date: August 29th, 2017Source: Modern HealthcareTopics: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Accountable CareAccountable care organizations participating in the CMS' Medicare shared-savings program reduced spending by about $1 billion in three years, HHS' Office of Inspector General reported Tuesday.
Read More3 Ways EHR Use, Access Boost Care Coordination Across Settings
Date: August 15th, 2017Source: EHR IntelligenceTopics: HIE, EHRs, Care CoordinationEHR use and patient health data access improve care coordination at a variety of health settings in ways that can have a lasting impact on patient health outcomes.
Read MoreHow Healthcare Big Data Analytics Helps Build Smart Societies
Date: August 14th, 2017Source: EHR IntelligenceTopics: Data Analytics, Big DataHealthcare big data analytics, the Internet of Things, and health data transparency are at the heart of every smart society.
Read More6 Ways to Succeed in Value-Based Care
Date: August 11th, 2017Source: Health LeadersTopics: Interoperability, Value-Based CareThe CEO of Atlantic Health System shares tips for delivering high-value performance.
Read MoreStakeholders look to improve C-CDA as FHIR matures
Date: August 2nd, 2017Source: Health Data ManagementTopics: Care Summaries, FHIRAs the healthcare industry continues to wrestle with interoperability challenges, two standards are poised to play a central role in facilitating the electronic exchange of health information—one is a blunt tool for data sharing, while the other is a surgical instrument.
Read MoreNephrology HIE Adoption Leads to Improved Care Coordination
Date: August 1st, 2017Source: EHR IntelligenceTopics: HIE, Care Coordination, Hospital Readmissions, Specialty Care, Duplicate TestingA recent study showed that nephrology HIE use led to reduced information gaps and improved care coordination for dialysis patients.
Read MoreWhere Are Health Systems Falling Short in Addressing Social Determinants of Health?
Date: July 28th, 2017Source: Healthcare InformaticsTopics: Social Determinants of HealthTheir survey of 284 U.S. hospitals found that while health system goals are shifting toward social needs and clinical care alignment, hospitals have a long way to go to if they are going to reap the benefits of coordinated care and evolving payment models.
Read MoreClosing the information gap: Health information exchange in dialysis
Date: July 26th, 2017Source: Nephrology NewsTopics: HIE, Care Coordination, Hospital Readmissions, Specialty Care, Duplicate TestingSharing clinical information through a health information exchange (HIE) offers a systems-minded solution to overcome the information gap between outpatient dialysis providers and hospitals.
Read MoreTop 10 Challenges of Population Health Management
Date: July 14th, 2017Source: HealthIT AnalyticsTopics: Population Health, Value-Based CareWhat are some of the most common challenges of population health management and how can healthcare providers overcome them?
Read MoreCMS releases updated proposed rule for MACRA, eases burden on small and rural practices
Date: June 21st, 2017Source: Fierce HealthcareTopics: MACRA, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ServicesThe Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has unveiled a proposed rule that updates the Medicare physician payment system implemented under MACRA with changes to make it easier for small independent and rural practices to participate.
Read MoreUsing Social Determinants of Health in Patient-Centered Care
Date: June 15th, 2017Source: Patient EngagementHITTopics: Social Determinants of HealthThe social determinants of health (SDOH) are becoming increasingly relevant in the healthcare space. As the healthcare industry continues toward patient-centered care, experts are exploring patient health outside of the hospital’s four walls.
Read MoreBrookings Scholar Touts Recent HIE Study as “Economically Significant”
Date: June 15th, 2017Source: Healthcare InformaticsTopics: HIE, Duplicate TestingA recent study concluded that had all physicians in the U.S. been using HIE, Medicare would have saved $63 million annually for each therapeutic procedure performed at physicians’ offices
Read MoreCommunity health centers venture into value-based care to increase access, decrease costs
Date: June 1st, 2017Source: Modern HealthcareTopics: Value-Based Care, Safety Net, APMAbout six states—California, Colorado, Minnesota, New York, Washington and Oregon—have created reimbursement models that pay FQHCs for value-based services like at-home visits, transportation services and telehealth.
Read MoreHIE Use Reduces Repetitive Therapeutic Medical Procedures
Date: June 1st, 2017Source: EHR IntelligenceTopics: HIE, Duplicate TestingA new study finds that HIE use can reduce certain repetitive medical procedures, saving providers time and money.
Read MoreWidespread use of HIEs would save Medicare $63M
Date: May 30th, 2017Source: Fierce HealthcareTopics: HIE, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Duplicate TestingNew research shows health information exchanges (HIEs) cut down on redundant and unnecessary medical tests by giving physicians access to a patient’s current medical history. Eliminating that redundancy led to significant cost-savings. So much so that researchers estimated Medicare could save $63 million annually in outpatient therapeutic procedure costs.
Read MoreMany organizations still struggle to turn data into insights
Date: May 30th, 2017Source: Information ManagementTopics: Data Analytics, Big DataWhile the majority of organizations understand the value of the information they collect and create, the majority still struggle with turning data into actionable insights.
Read MoreHealth information exchanges reduce redundant medical procedures
Date: May 26th, 2017Source: BrookingsTopics: HIE, Duplicate Testing, Patient CareAccording to the research, the adoption of health information exchanges can improve healthcare quality while also lowering costs. A patient might see physicians and specialists at multiple locations over the course of treatment, but without a reliable mechanism for sharing information between them, tests are liable to be repeated.
Read MoreTurning Healthcare Big Data into Actionable Clinical Intelligence
Date: May 25th, 2017Source: HealthIT AnalyticsTopics: Value-Based Care, Data Analytics, Big DataHow can healthcare organizations turn their big data assets into actionable clinical intelligence?
Read MoreSurvey: Most healthcare leaders will continue value-based care strategies despite political uncertainty
Date: May 19th, 2017Source: Becker's Hospital ReviewTopics: Value-Based Care, Accountable CareMost health system leaders said their organizations will continue shifting to value-based care, despite uncertainty surrounding a potential repeal and replacement of the ACA, according to a leadership survey by national healthcare advisory firm BDC Advisors.
Read MoreCMS gives 800,000 docs a pass on MACRA requirement
Date: May 11th, 2017Source: Modern HealthcareTopics: MACRA, Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS)The CMS has now sent letters to 806,879 clinicians saying that they will not be evaluated under MIPS in 2017.The exempted physicians include those with less than $30,000 in Medicare charges or fewer than 100 unique Medicare patients per year are exempt from complying with MIPS. Clinicians new to Medicare this year are also exempt this year.
Read MoreCMS releases online MIPS eligibility lookup tool
Date: May 10th, 2017Source: HealthIT Smart BriefTopics: MACRA, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS)The CMS mailed letters to health care providers required to participate in the Merit-Based Incentive Payment Program this year, and it has also launched an online lookup tool to help HCPs make the determination.
Read MoreFHIR Finally Brings the Internet to Bear on Healthcare’s Big Data
Date: May 3rd, 2017Source: HealthIT AnalyticsTopics: HIE, EHRs, Interoperability, Value-Based Care, FHIRThe Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resource (FHIR) is the healthcare industry's long-awaited entry point into the modern world of the internet.
Read MoreOne strategy for shifting to value-based care: Get IT right
Date: April 6th, 2017Source: Healthcare DiveTopics: HIE, EHRs, Population Health, Value-Based CareOne health provider has a plan for succeeding in a value-based care world and it starts with a strong IT framework. This week at the Pop Health Forum in Boston, industry insiders met to discuss and share ideas surrounding population health. Naturally, a big topic of discussion was the transition to value-based care as hospitals and health systems think about how to navigate in a post-fee-for-service world.
Read MoreStudy: Health Information Exchanges Improve Quality, Efficiency in the ED
Date: April 6th, 2017Source: Hospitals & Health NetworksTopics: HIE, Hospital Readmissions, Emergency ServicesHospitals that access health information exchanges to gather information on patients in the emergency department are more likely to see improved patient outcomes and reduce the number of physician consults, according to a new study in SSRN.com.
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