A Willis Towers Watson survey found that among 255 employers, 54 percent are concerned about employees having inadequate access to mental health services and 47 percent are worried about employees receiving insufficient access to substance abuse treatment.
A McKinsey survey of 2,010 individuals found people reporting higher inpatient or ER utilization rates were more likely to report unmet social needs like food insecurity or transportation needs.
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Although the majority of respondents believe the creation of new healthcare IT companies will increase significantly or somewhat over the next two years, they still have concerns regarding talent/hiring and funding.
In a new survey involving 106 healthcare leaders, 71 percent of respondents said an even mix of people and technology is ideal for driving success in chronic care management.
A new survey found that while the majority of healthcare organizations — 92.7 percent — have an analytics strategy, less than one-third — 31.8 percent — have been executing on that strategy for some time.
In the survey, which asked 100 healthcare executives about their organization's top challenges, 62 percent of respondents listed declining reimbursements and 53 percent cited the patient experience.
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The finding comes from a survey of 100 hospital executives that VigiLanz, a clinical surveillance company, commissioned healthcare research firm Sage Growth Partners to conduct.
A new survey from the Center for Connected Medicine and The Health Management Academy took a closer look at healthcare leaders' thoughts on how cybersecurity, telehealth and interoperability will continue to be hot topics next year.
The Veeva Systems survey found that clinical trial management systems pose issues for trials. Physicians interviewed for a story last month voiced similar concerns.
A new survey of 85 healthcare CIOs found they are not extremely confident in their organization's information but intend to invest in improving data trust and self-service.
At a time when AI is reshaping pharma, Reverba Global CEO Cheryl Lubbert explained in an interview why empathy, context, and ethics still require a human touch.
A Deloitte survey found only 34 percent of physicians said their organization or EHR vendor sought their feedback on EMR enhancements.
A new survey of over 1,000 U.S. adults who have a physician found 51 percent share their personal healthcare experiences online via platforms such as Facebook and Google.
A new Texas Medical Center Health Policy Institute survey of about 5,000 Americans found consumers' top healthcare priority is lowering costs, followed by providing universal converage and increasing the affordability of insurance premiums and deductibles.
A new survey found chief medical information officers believe medication management improvement initiatives have positively impacted patient safety, but factors like workflow variation and a lack of price transparency still compromise patients' well-being.
A Deloitte survey of 624 primary care and specialty care doctors, which found only 14 percent said they have video visit capabilities, also provides suggestions about how hospitals can approach telehealth adoption.