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	"We need to be thinking less about providers verifying benefits and instead, empowering patients to do this on their own via a secure mobile app. We need to think less about email newsletters encouraging healthier diets and 10,000 steps and more about targeted health outcomes in incentivized digital platforms. We need to stop thinking healthcare is an exception to every other B2C industry and start realizing it's the most important one. We should be leading the way, not lagging. We should have more advanced ways to stay healthy than we do for buying shoes or hailing cabs. We don't yet." -Amanda Havard, Chief Innovation Officer, Health: ELT, Nashville, Tenn
	"In the United States alone, non-adherence is estimated to cost the healthcare system between $100 billion and $289 billion a year, exclusive of the costs of lost productivity from non-adherent patients." Excerpted from: Healthcare Innovation News, Volume 2, Issue 4, April 2015, "An End to Non-Adherence: Engaging Patients Through Mobile Health Technologies" by Stuart Sowder, PharmD, J.D, MBA
	Psoria-Shield, Inc. Accepted Into MATTER Healthcare Technology Incubator CNN Money, April 7, 2015
	Transforming Traditional Healthcare to Virtual Methods Frost & Sullivan Press Release, April 7, 2015
	The $40 million SHIP to Redesign Idaho's Healthcare System CDAPress, April 7, 2015
	Lake B2B Exhibits an Innovative Healthcare Marketing Solutions at HIMSS '15 Lake B2B Press Release, April 7, 2015
	ICD-10 Delay Hurt Health Care Industry's Preparedness iHealthBeat, April 6, 2015
	How much doctors are paid for quality may not be as important as some think Modern Healthcare, April 6, 2015
	Are State Innovation Waivers the Future of Health Care Reform? California Healthline, April 1, 2015
	Clinicians May Want Simplified Access to Sensitive Data, But Do They Need It? by Ed Simcox An End to Non-Adherence: Engaging Patients Through Mobile Health Technologies by Stuart Sowder, PharmD, J.D, MBA Making A Case for Healthcare Innovation: Early Implementation of Encounter Notification Service Demonstrates Reduction in Hospital Readmissions by Robert Horst and Jeremy Wong Bringing First World Medicine to the Developing World: Innovations in Medical Education by Patricia Salber, M.D., MBA Thought Leader's Corner: How can insurers best deploy innovative strategies to attract and maintain members? Catching up with ... James C. Robinson Click here to view page one of this issue Click here to subscribe to Healthcare Innovation News, or find out more
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