Complimentary from the publishers of Care Analytics News July 2019 | ||||||
"Patient-generated data is often captured via surveys and
questionnaires, but this data can be challenging to standardize and keep
up to date. We recommend supplementing patient-provided information with
forms of data that can be standardized and refreshed easily at a regular
frequency and that show longitudinal trends over time to get the best
results for optimizing care. For example, utilizing public records to
determine social determinants of health insights can provide caregivers
with insights needed to have quality conversations with an individual
about how to best tailor their care to their needs.” - Erin Benson, Director, Market Planning, LexisNexis Risk Solutions - Health Care. |
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"Researchers from the
Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology
evaluated data from the US Department of Health & Human Services’ Health
Information National Trends Survey and found that 49% of tablet or
smartphone owners use a health and wellness app. Also, says a recent
report, 75% use apps to track progress on health goals, 48% use them to
make treatment decisions, 45% use them to talk to providers and 28% use
them for sharing information with health professionals.” Source: Care Analytics News, Volume 12 Number 7, July 2019, Washington Watch: "Patients Increasingly Integrating Information from Health, Wellness Apps." |
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Dr. Anunaya Jain: 6 Considerations For Creating A Robust Healthcare Data Analytics Program1. Devise a strategy for using the data.. Source:
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