Atlas Health’s Post

Did you know? 86% of our members continue with our services 10-12 months after onboarding. We close critical gaps in access to cancer care resources to address patient struggles, increase revenue, lower costs, and improve outcomes. For clinicians, this expands their ability to address patient challenges without increasing time demands. For health companies, this removes barriers to care which drives revenue, and improves adherence, which protects revenue and lowers costs. #HealthcareInnovation #CancerRemission #WeAreHere #SupportAndCare

Shared decision-making is transforming health care by creating a partnership between clinicians and patients, where both expertise and personal experiences shape the best course of action. It's more than just clinical data—it’s about understanding patient preferences, values, and their unique journey. By fostering open dialogue, clinicians not only enhance patient outcomes but also empower individuals to take an active role in their care. This approach is at the heart of whole person care, ensuring treatments align with the patient’s life, not just their diagnosis. #WholePersonCare #SharedDecisionMaking #OncologyCare

Shared decision-making is transforming health care by creating a partnership between clinicians and patients, where both expertise and personal experiences shape the best course of action. It's more than just clinical data—it’s about understanding patient preferences, values, and their unique journey. By fostering open dialogue, clinicians not only enhance patient outcomes but also empower individuals to take an active role in their care. This approach is at the heart of whole person care, ensuring treatments align with the patient’s life, not just their diagnosis. #WholePersonCare #SharedDecisionMaking #OncologyCare

Two ways to increase the reach of scientific discoveries: (1) Build hybrid and remote options to increase diversity in clinical trial participation and (2) select high quality, non-generic outcome measures that measure what is truly important to patients.

📣 Breaking bad news: a case study on communication in healthcare 🏥💬 Breaking bad news is an inevitable challenge in healthcare, and effective communication is paramount. Explore this insightful case study, shedding light on the complexities, strategies, and family dynamics involved in delivering challenging diagnoses. 🤝 Trust-building communication: Learn how tailoring communication to each patient fosters trust and aids in education, contributing to improved patient care. 🌐 Historical shifts: Trace the evolution of disclosing cancer diagnoses, from a mere 10% in 1961 to the present day, emphasizing the significance of open and honest communication. 🚀 SPIKES protocol: Uncover the six-step SPIKES protocol for delivering bad news, addressing patient perceptions emotions, and building a collaborative treatment plan. 🌈 Family involvement: Understand the crucial role of family dynamics and support, acknowledging the strains and varied reactions that can impact a patient's journey. Read the full article via the link in the comments. 👇 #HealthcareCommunication #BreakingBadNews #PatientCare #HealthcareProfessionals #CommunicationSkills #BJNinform 🩺💙

New research urges prioritising patient perspectives in diagnoses, countering current clinician trends. Dr. Melanie Sloan's study showed that less than 4% of clinicians rated patient self-assessment as the most important factor, making it the least influential factor. It is important to listen to our patients and recognise their unique understanding of living with chronic diseases. I believe that it's time to rethink the dynamics of patient-clinician interactions. By cultivating true collaboration and valuing patient perspectives, we can revolutionise diagnoses, reduce misdiagnosis, and build stronger, more equitable healthcare relationships. The reality is that when clinicians undervalue patient opinion, it impacts accurate diagnoses. It is time for collaborative healthcare approaches. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/d4bEUDwu #PatientPerspectives #ClinicalTrials #PatientCare

How can AI redefine patient care in Medicare Advantage? Join the discussion with Mariann Yeager, CEO of The Sequoia Project, Aneesh Chopra, co-founder and president of CareJourney, And Mark A. Knee, Deputy Director at Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC), as they explore AI's impact on healthcare, from disease diagnosis to treatment planning. Discover the potential for improved healthcare outcomes in this #keynote: https://loom.ly/6i6k6pg #TWH #HealthIT

Despite the increasing numbers, clinical trials are failing to attract enough participants. To diversify participants and optimize trials, community practices can play a significant role. This fall, the conversation continues to ensure that the trials are representative of the current landscape and that patients receive the highest quality of care. Discounted rates end 8/4: https://lnkd.in/e2UiyJa5 📅 September 6-8, 2024 📍 Westin Copley Place, Boston, MA 🔗 View the full agenda and expert lineup of speakers: https://lnkd.in/eay3Cnxd Ivy Altomare MD Flatiron Health #ClinicalTrials #PatientDiversity #CommunityPractices #CancerResearch #QualityCare #HealthcareInnovation #ClinicalPathwaysCongress #CancerCareBusinessExchange #HMPMarketAccessInsights #DisruptCancerCare

The field of #diagnostics is a critical contributor to positive healthcare outcomes. Join CEO Rollie Carlson and other diagnostics executives as they participate in a Clarivate panel discussing challenges and opportunities in the sector. https://bit.ly/4bXRFVY #sepsis

Any value-based care organization trying to control costs while optimizing patient outcomes needs to identify polychronic member populations to focus on a collaborative, coordinated care strategy to control the progression of these deadly conditions. Biomedix Xchange can help you identify and manage these patient cohorts, and collaborate with best-in-class specialists #chronicdiseasemanagement #polychronicconditionmanagement