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Category: HIT Outcomes

Articles, HIT Outcomes

Putting the Patient in CRM

August 31, 2015

Linking a care delivery episode to a patient’s perception of delivered services offers a view of how successfully an organization is satisfying the needs of patients.

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Accurately Predicting the Future

August 4, 2015

While healthcare information technology bombards clinicians with ever increasing patient data, it generally fails to offer clinicians tools and solutions that help them utilize this data effectively.

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Properly Staffing Our Organizations With Nurses?

June 9, 2014

Fortunately, the expansion in the use of electronic medical records provides the clinical content data that can help accurately drive patient acuity scoring.

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