We are thrilled to share our latest blog post on the innovative Tuesday Health Clinical Care Model, which is transforming the landscape of supportive care for patients with serious illnesses. At Tuesday Health, we believe in a patient-centered approach that goes beyond traditional healthcare. Our Clinical Care Model integrates the latest advancements in telehealth, home-based care, and multidisciplinary collaboration to provide holistic, continuous, and personalized care. Here's how we're making a difference: 🔍 Proactive Patient Identification: Using advanced predictive models to identify individuals who will benefit most from our care. 🤝 Holistic Approach: Addressing social determinants of health such as food insecurity, transportation, and caregiver support. 💼 Multidisciplinary Team: Nurses, social workers, physicians, and specialists working together to provide comprehensive care. 📱 Technological Integration: Leveraging telehealth and digital platforms to enhance care delivery and accessibility. 📊 Continuous Improvement: Regular evaluations and data-driven refinements to ensure high-quality care. Our mission is simple yet profound: to enhance the quality of life for our members and their caregivers while reducing unproductive medical spending. By focusing on the individuality of each patient's journey, we strive to set new standards in supportive care. 👉 Dive into our blog to learn more about how we're revolutionizing healthcare: https://hubs.la/Q02DByyb0 Join us in our mission to transform serious illness care. Together, we can make a meaningful impact! #TuesdayHealth #SupportiveCare #HealthcareInnovation #PatientCenteredCare #PalliativeCare #HomeBasedCare #MultidisciplinaryCare
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Health data sharing is critical for patient care because it enables clinicians to quickly access relevant patient information from various sources, reducing delays and improving care outcomes. Health information exchanges (HIEs) facilitate this by allowing hospitals and healthcare providers to share patient data, enhancing care coordination. This leads to better patient outcomes, reduced administrative work for clinicians, and a more holistic view of patient histories, including mental health and social determinants of health. While challenges remain, broader adoption of HIEs can address information gaps, support efficient care, and reduce physician burnout due to administrative tasks. https://lnkd.in/eXfvhQUW #healthcare #healthcareit #healthcaredata #ehr #hie
How Health Data Sharing Impacts How Clinicians Care for Patients
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Explore how precise and actionable provider data is crucial for overcoming care access challenges and boosting the efficiency of health care teams. Learn why accurate data is essential for improving patient care and supporting clinicians in their critical roles.
It’s time to rethink – and prioritize – provider data’s role in solving care access challenges
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Listen in as Innovate Healthcare’s Dave Fornell interviews Community Health Network's (CHN’s) Patrick McGill, MD MBA, for Health Exec during #HIMSS23. Dave asks Patrick to share with us how using a data-driven approach helped CHN successfully reduce nuisance alerts by an impressive 77%. "One of the key areas of focus was medication alerts. CHN and its partners, including FDB (First Databank, Inc.), worked diligently to fine-tune these alerts, ensuring they were accurate and contextually appropriate. By reducing unnecessary medication alerts, they significantly decreased the noise within the EMR system, leading to a more efficient and effective workflow for clinicians." McGill explained. 👩💻 Watch now: https://bit.ly/3u0GQlj | #ReduceBurnout #ImproveWorkflows #MedicationDecisionSupport #MedSafety
Indiana hospitals reduce nuisance alerts by 77% with medication decision support software
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The majority of an individual's healthcare journey occurs outside the hospital, including disease and symptom awareness, diagnosis, affordability, compliance, and adherence. Patients often lack access to holistic support during this time. To address this gap, we offer a wide range of home care services, ensuring that people receive the care they need at their convenience. This approach maintains seamless coordination with their doctors, hospitals, and other healthcare providers. Our Remote Care services provide personalized care, delivered by highly qualified healthcare professionals. These services include screening and diagnostic tests at home, nursing support, rehabilitation and physical therapy, medication administration and delivery, mobile healthcare, weight management and nutrition counseling, behavioral and life coaching, psychosocial support, healthcare journey navigation and much more. Our Remote Care Services: 📌 Help patients receive care at a convenient time and place eliminating the need for travel and reducing the stress associated with hospital visits 📌 Provide tailored healthcare plans to meet individual needs, ensuring higher quality care 📌️ Help patients manage chronic conditions more effectively through continuous care navigation 📌 Empower patients to be more involved in their care, leading to improved adherence and healthier lifestyle choices 📌️ Take a multidimensional approach to care and treatment addressing physical, mental and emotional well-being 📌 Utilize scientific tools to continuously understand and meet the needs of every patient Our remote care support is delivered by a multidisciplinary team of specialists who conduct home visits, providing comprehensive and personalized care with high professionalism and exceptional service. To learn more about our remote care services, visit: https://lnkd.in/dfidAZaS #RemoteCare #MaximizedAdherence #HomeCareServices
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Physicians need to focus on care that matters, not administrative tasks. Excellent article highlighting the scarce resource; time! https://lnkd.in/g-gNvFzV #healthcare #priorities #providerburnout #administrativereduction
“Good Care Is Slow Enough to Be Able to Pay Attention”: Primary Care Time Scarcity and Patient Safety - Journal of General Internal Medicine
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Worth the time to make reducing healthcare burnout part of any systematic change “An existential crisis, burnout affects nearly two-thirds of physicians and increases health care costs. Burnout decreases quality of care1 through effects on patient safety and satisfaction, physician turnover, and reduced productivity. Although the causes are multifactorial, administrative burdens from poorly designed systems and ineffective regulatory policies are central to clinician frustration, with time-motion studies demonstrating that physicians now spend less than 15% of their day in direct patient contact.2 Representing most US physicians, employed physicians face an externalization of the locus of control over the clinical practice environment and loss of autonomy. In this Viewpoint, we explore a critical source of administrative burden and physician frustration, the explosive growth of health care quality metrics, and how improving these metrics could combat clinician burnout”
Improving Health Care Quality Measurement to Combat Clinician Burnout
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“While lack of efficiency in using electronic health records is most correlated with clinician burnout, healthcare organizations want vendors to help them improve EHR experiences.” A new study reveals that patient care is compromised when clinicians deal with disparate systems working against the EHR. Learn more about the study and implications here: #healthcare #EHR #burnout #healthcareit
Clinician EHR struggles compromise patient care, study shows
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Patient stories hold the key to exceptional care. 🗝️ When clinical staff truly understand their patients' experiences, magic happens. Treatment becomes personalized, empathy soars, and outcomes improve. Spectralink empowers healthcare teams with secure communication solutions that ensure seamless information sharing. By facilitating efficient communication, we help clinical staff stay connected and informed, ultimately enhancing their ability to provide personalized and empathetic care. #Healthcare #PatientExperience #Communication https://lnkd.in/ewJFQbTN
Sharing Patient Narratives With Clinical Staff is Linked to Better Patient Experience
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Remote patient monitoring and Chronic Care Management go hand in hand. By partnering with RPM companies that provide ongoing monitoring of a patient’s vital statistics, our chronic care management team can be better equipped to manage the chronic conditions that, in the past, facilitated overuse and misuse of our emergency departments and acute care facilities. By addressing preventable escalations in medical conditions before they become emergent, we decrease the financial burden on the healthcare system. As Harris CCM and Esrun Health continue to grow and expand we look forward to providing every possible opportunity to service our patients and provide quality, cost-effective care. While CCM provides regular patient-provider interactions and 24/7 access to a healthcare professional, RPM takes this further by continuously monitoring a patient’s health status through technology and in-home devices, providing real-time data. This provides more opportunities for care plan adjustment to improve the management of patient conditions. By utilizing both CCM and RPM services – we can close care gaps in healthcare. Between the 24/7 access to a healthcare professional and the 24/7 health data monitoring provided by RPM, we can offer as much monitoring as any patient needs to avoid unnecessary hospital and emergency care services, thus decreasing the financial burden on the Medicare system. By providing these synergistic services to patients, we address: · Patient adherence and ability to understand medical advice, increase patient contribution to medical decision making, and better compliance with prescribed medications. · Caregiver burden – ability to support patient and maintain personal responsibilities and well-being, maintain societal role, and maintain own’s job. · Quality, safety, and cost-effectiveness of care by avoiding complications, duplicative visits and testing, poly-pharm situations, inappropriate care, emergency care misuse, and long waits for service. Common benefits of RPM include: o Continuous monitoring of patients to provide prompt care. o Improvement of patient self-care. o Efficient and effective communication. o Increased patient confidence. o Visualization of health trends. o Greater patient education. https://lnkd.in/gkZH49-x #wellnesswednesday #harrisccm #esrunhealth #weareharris #ccm #rpm #chroniccaremanagement #remotenurses
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In the realm of primary care, patient engagement stands as a powerful catalyst for driving improved health outcomes. Picture a scenario where patients not only receive treatment plans but also grasp their pivotal role in steering their health journey forward. Research indicates that engaged patients tend to have better outcomes and lower costs. But how do we achieve meaningful engagement? Tania Chevalier, CMPE, one of our roundtable guests this week, sheds light on how involving patients in their care journey is about more than just following treatment plans; it's about collaboration and empowerment. #patientengagement #primarycare #valuebasedcare #improvedoutcomes
Patient Engagement: Strategies for Better Outcomes — Business of Primary Care
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