A new EY survey found that while 86% of health executives say that digital health solutions have the potential to reduce costs, 70% said they haven’t seen a return on investment so far.
During MedCity News’ INVEST conference, CommonSpirit Health CIO Daniel Barchi laid out two critical actions that hospitals can take to help ensure their new technology investments will be worth their time and money. The first is to prioritize scalability, and the second is to involve frontline clinical staff early on in the process.
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The survey out of Sage Growth Partners, which included responses from 98 executives, found 44 percent of respondents have not yet adopted telemedicine at their organization. Of that group that hasn't implemented telehealth, 86 percent said doing so is a medium to high priority.
Patient engagement is a hot topic in healthcare. But how can you quantify its value? At MedCity ENGAGE in San Diego, Memotext President Amos Adler took a deeper dive into the details.
Memotext President Amos Adler talks about the challenges digital health companies face in helping healthcare stakeholders realize a return on investment for patient engagement tools.
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When people hear about ROI, they often think of financial returns and “return on investment.” But, in my world, ROI is actually “return on innovation.” While the return on innovation can be financial, it can also take many other forms. Here are my top five. New treatments or tests One return on innovation can be […]