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“Embracing technology to streamline care transitions will be a win/win for providers and patients. Taking friction out of the healthcare environment in 2024 will allow us to streamline care and reduce administrative burdens for all clinical staff, not just doctors. As the industry embraces value-based care, we need to consider all of the ways that technology can help organizations be successful in these value-based care arrangements. In 2024 we will see more organizations embracing customized technology (AI, language models) to curate personalized insights and drive risk models. This will in turn result in more accurate care and enhanced efficiencies on the provider side.” - B.J. Boyle, Chief Product Officer, PointClickCare. Read the full piece for insight from healthcare leaders on what’s to come in 2024 via Chief Healthcare Executive: https://bit.ly/4aGZE9V

#virtualnursing and other technology-enhanced care models are set to trend in 2024 according to healthcare leaders in this article from our friends at Artisight.

As we enter the new year, Chief Healthcare Executive shares what healthcare leaders think we can expect. Among the key trends to keep an eye on are value-based care, technology integration, AI, population health, virtual nursing, and patient experience. It’s clear that 2024 is poised to bring accelerated changes for the healthcare industry. Stay ahead of the curve by keeping these trends in mind. Stephanie Lahr, MD, CHCIO, President of Artisight, emphasizes the expanded role of #virtualcare models to ensure #accesstocare and maximizing #clinicalexpertise. This will include not only traditional telemedicine but newer models such as #virtualnursing, #virtualcaremanagement, #virtualpharmacy and #virtualtherapies Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/eq-B-jvR #2024predictions #healthcaretrends

Trends in healthcare over the next year nod to the continuation of a widespread, tailored digital transformation with the integration of #GenAI, virtual consultations, and cloud-based record keeping. Overcoming technological hurdles to ensure patient care can be improved and opening the door to the efficiencies enabled by tech is a leading force within most healthcare systems. As healthcare facilities from long-term care homes to cutting-edge teaching hospitals continue to upgrade and integrate digital and data-based systems, the ability to treat patients and support workers will be enhanced. #healthcare #digitaltransformation #tech #RTLS

Chief Healthcare Executive captures 2024 predictions as the new year is poised to bring accelerated changes for hospitals and health systems. Leaders in the industry share predictions, recommendations, and warnings about key trends, including value-based care, technology integration, AI, population health, virtual nursing, and patient experience. Lyle Berkowitz, MD, CEO of KeyCare, emphasizes the growing reliance on #virtualcare partners to achieve the #quintupleaim: enhancing patient experience, improving population health, addressing care-team well-being, reducing costs, and tackling equity issues. Virtual options provide patients with increased #access, #convenience, and #costsavings, while helping hospitals enhance efficiency and focus on high-value use cases. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/eq-B-jvR #HealthcareTrends #2024Outlook #VirtualCareInnovation #patientaccess

According to Becker's Healthcare, here are 4 trends that are top-of-mind for #clinical and hospital leaders in 2024. • How #AI will impact #healthcare • #Workflow solutions • Healthcare staff retention • Combatting #WorkplaceViolence Read more: https://ow.ly/iRZn50QHUBf

Hospitals in 2024: Healthcare leaders identify trends to watch: “Hospitals will increasingly invest in technology that improves interoperability, enabling them to better share critical patient information as patients transition across different care teams and facilities. However, a key component of interoperability that often goes overlooked is data usability. By focusing more on the usability of patient data, health systems can ensure clinicians are armed with the best information at the point-of-care to make important decisions about diagnoses and treatment.” ---- Holly Miller, chief medical officer of MedAllies

Several healthcare leaders shared their thoughts on what the coming year holds for hospitals and health systems, including Holly Miller, MD, MBA, FHIMSS, chief medical officer of MedAllies.   “Hospitals will increasingly invest in technology that improves interoperability, enabling them to better share critical patient information as patients transition across different care teams and facilities. However, a key component of interoperability that often goes overlooked is data usability. By focusing more on the usability of patient data, health systems can ensure clinicians are armed with the best information at the point-of-care to make important decisions about diagnoses and treatment.”   🔮 Check out some thought-provoking projections from health execs via Chief Healthcare Executive: https://bit.ly/3S7s71x | #Interoperability #DataUsability #HealthData #PointOfCare #PatientCare

Critical workforce shortages at American hospitals extend beyond clinical staff. Administrative staff working with antiquated and often manual data entry systems are also overburdened. Recently to address these and other provider challenges, Becker’s Hospital Review interviewed 51 industry leaders to ask “if hospital executives could wave a magic wand” where would they prioritize technology investments? Several leaders expressed a desire for revenue cycle management improvement through process automation, reduction in errors, and reduced payment integrity issues. 4L Data’s Integr8 AI™ powered provider data management and payment integrity solutions do provide the “magic” to improve RCM by automating provider credentialing, provider data management, and identifying billing errors before they leave the hospital. #revenuecyclemanagement #providercredentialing #medicalcredentialing Read the article here:https://hubs.li/Q02bqQTx0