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Innovation in the Medical Home: How Mobile and Social Technologies Can Accelerate Health Behavior ChangesThis presentation discusses the forces afftecting the diffusion of health technologies. mHealth and Remote Patient Monitoring need rigorous, evidence-based design. These new technologies allow a transition from passive monitoring of patients to "active" monitoring that can facilitate behavioral change to manage chronic conditions; examples are given. |
Kurt Elward: Key Elements of a Patient-Centered Medical Home Leadership Plan
1. What are your overall PCMH goals?
2. Decide responsibilities
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Source: Best Doctors/Clinical Curbside, October
22, 2013
Source URL:
http://curbsideconsult.tumblr.com/post/64773734815/key-elements-of-a-patient-centered-medical-home
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