Complimentary from the publishers of Predictive Modeling News                   July 2, 2012
	"mHealth application-based predictive models will enhance workflow efficiency, guiding providers to individual patients for whom timely intervention can reduce clinical risk and efficiently utilize resources. The availability of real-time and near-real-time actionable, patient-specific predictive models via mHealth applications will be an evolutionary leap forward for the healthcare provider toolkit and a major contributor to the success of healthcare reform.” Peter Edelstein MD, Chief Medical Officer, Elsevier/MEDai
	Emergence and predictive modeling suggest that 70% of the optimization opportunity for readmissions is lost if repetitive monitoring of the entire population is not part of the program Excerpted from Predictive Modeling News, Volume 5, Number 7, Readmission, Emergence and Health System Optimization
	UMass researchers aim to use sensors to predict unhealthy behavior Mobi Health News, June 27, 2012
	Digitizing the Health-Care World: We've Come Along Way, But Still Have Far to Go FOX Business, June 27, 2012
	The Black Box Changing Life Underwriting  Insurance News Net, June 14, 2012
	With New Prediction Algorithm, a Patient's Past Foretells His Medical Future Popular Science, June 5, 2012
	Agency taps two contractors in fight against fraud The Washington Post, June 3, 2012
	Readmission, Emergence and Health System Optimization by William H. Rice MD New Money Available From NIH Highmark Extends Collaboration With Verisk Health Thought Leader’s Corner: What predictive modeling challenges or opportunities do mHealth applications create?” Industry News with briefs regarding Piramal Healthcare Ltd.; Medistar Home Health; Verisk Health; and Novarica Survey: Prioritizing Predictive Modeling Activities Click here to view page one of this issue Click here to subscribe to Medical Home News, or find out more
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