Penn Medicine recently published a study on the economics of providing telemedicine — it showed that when the health system began offering virtual urgent care services to its employees, the visits ended up being 23% less expensive to conduct than in-person appointments.
By Kresimir Peharda Much has made of the government’s effort to “push” IT, or more accurately electronic health records (EHRs), into healthcare. The HITECH Act and Affordable Care and Protection Act have been the 800 pound gorilla driving change. As a result, many healthcare organizations have devoted a great deal of attention to EHR evaluation […]
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