Health care’s future is hybrid care and forward-thinking executives are leveraging this transformation for sustainable growth.
Health care is everywhere these days. Patients can see a doctor via their computer or smartphone, speak with a specialist over the phone, and consult a pharmacist using text. But while health care continues to adjust and meet patients where they are, hospitals remain at the heart in many ways.
Learn how to leverage telehealth and future solutions in the hospital for emergency, hospital, and critical care medicine
The health care industry needs to strategize to account for growing shortages and gaps. Read our four strategies for 2022.
Read about the current and future effects of nursing shortages on the healthcare industry.
There are at least three reasons why your organization should use a systematic methodology to define and rank the readiness of its Telehealth opportunity.
Emergency departments: must continue to deliver an excellent standard of care for patients with acute illness and injury. But are they a necessary evil?
Chronic conditions such as heart disease, cancer, and diabetes impact the health of over half of the American population and represent more than 80% of all health care spending — over $850 billion dollars.
In this follow-up post, we ask Monica Leslie, MHA, Senior Consultant, and Rehan Virani, PMP, Consulting Manager, to expand on how SCP is helping organizations think differently about their investment in CCM technology and how the value on investment (VOI) it creates dwarfs the idea of return on investment (ROI).
How do emergency department providers and staff protect themselves when disaster strikes? This post offers some solutions.
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