Information Your Teams Can Trust to Improve the Quality of Care

Sponsored by
Wolters Kluwer

The increased complexity in patient care, the influx of medical research, and the pressure physicians, clinicians, and care teams face have revealed an urgent need for Clinical Decision Support solutions to provide reliable, trusted information at the point of care. With Wolters Kluwer Clinical Decision Support systems, healthcare facilities can work to align care decisions across the care continuum, streamline workflows and improve physician satisfaction, and elevate patient experiences.  

Our eBook, “Information is the best medicine,” covers the challenges facing healthcare systems and the solutions available for improving clinical effectiveness. 

From Preventive Care to Delayed Progression: How an Integrated Approach Produces Better Outcomes for Renal Disease

Sponsored by
Optum

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects more than 1 in 7 U.S. adults, yet most have no idea they have it. Many patients only discover they have the condition when their kidneys fail, requiring emergency hospitalization and costly medications to treat life-threatening complications.

Early diagnosis and a comprehensive approach that considers the entire patient journey are needed. Through better coordination of care and more patient support, we can help delay renal disease progression and support better health outcomes.

Download the e-book to find out how!

Operational Excellence in a Difficult Budget Season

Sponsored by
Conifer Health Solutions

Healthcare providers are facing enormous challenges right now, and none more so than physician practices. While net patient revenue and rovider productivity have improved, those gains have been offset by skyrocketing inflation, increased costs, and ongoing staffing shortages.

Yesterday's approach to operational efficiences simply will not work in today's new, post-pandemic reality. Automating processes and improving data insights offers physicians the ability to protect and grow revenue, even in these challenging times. 

Your Guide to Payment Integrity Strategies for 2023 and Beyond

Sponsored by
Zelis

How does your Payment Integrity program measure up? This industry report by Aite-Novarica establishes the benchmark for Payment Integrity and Cost Containment Solutions on the harmony journey. Intended for Payment Integrity executives to help identify program strengths and areas of opportunity, key insights include:

 

The shift to pre-pay and beyond lies on the horizon.

Provider abrasion remains a sticking point.

Medicare and Medicaid claims require automation.

Technology adoption is well underway, but plenty of manual processes remain.

The path to automated adjudication is long.

Current communication leaves room for improvement.

 

Helping to Ensure a Better Transplant Testing Journey: 3 Stages of Testing

Sponsored by
Quest Diagnostics

Each transplant recipient requires frequent monthly testing, both before their transplant and long after, resulting in a complex and lengthy testing journey. As the number of transplant recipients continues to increase and advancing science enables improved survival rates, this process will only get longer and more complex. Here we break down the journey by stages.

Inside: Understand what’s needed at each stage of the testing journey

  • Pre-transplant evaluation and pre-operative testing—from blood type to crossmatch testing
  • Post-operative monitoring—a timeline for infectious disease testing
  • Ongoing follow-up and care—the testing needed to support better long-term outcomes

Improving the Transplant Testing Process for Better Outcomes

Sponsored by
Quest Diagnostics

As more and more transplant operations continue to occur in the US, it’s imperative for health systems and transplant centers to find ways to further enhance the process. One way to do this is to streamline the transplant testing process so that it better aligns with clinical workflow. Collaborating with a reliable laboratory services provider that offers an end-to-end solution can help.

Inside: 3 ways to better align transplant testing with clinical workflow

  • Provide clinicians with access to all the tests their patients need by working with a lab services provider that offers extensive LIS/EMR connectivity
  • Enable expedited clinical-care decisions by collaborating with a lab services provider that has a nationwide footprint
  • Ensure testing adherence by making testing more accessible and convenient for patients and donors

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