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In yesterday’s conversation with Robert Stevens, Principal at RS CONSULTATIVE, LLC, we identified the immense value of digital health literacy and the importance of being aware of gaps in our application of digital resources and information.Today, Stevens points to his anticipation of a trend toward blending insights and analytics across departments to generate new ideas and avenues worth exploring. Take a listen: #medicalaffairs #generativeai #healthcaretrends

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#COVID19 spotlights the need for universal access. Closing the digital divide is key to resilient education systems and sharing life-saving health information.This week, #17at17's annual review of the #SDGs marks goal 9: Industry, #Innovation and Infrastructure in the age of #COVID19#BetheChange#GlobalGoalsBuild n Blaze TV

#COVID19 spotlights the need for universal access. Closing the digital divide is key to resilient education systems and sharing life-saving health information.This week, #17at17's annual review of the #SDGs marks goal 9: Industry, #Innovation and Infrastructure in the age of #COVID19#BetheChange#GlobalGoalsBuild n Blaze TV

We are very proud of BMJ Impact Analytics. Learn more about how this tool can support you in measuring the impact of your #medicalresearch at #ARMS23 #bmj #researchimpact #bmjimpactanalytics

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#AHIP2023 Day 1✅Sohini Gupta,AHIPEVP of Government Affairs and Innovations, led a dynamic discussion with Alignment Health’sHakan KardesandDawn Maroneyabout driving consumer engagement and member satisfaction in Medicare Advantage. Three takeaways:1️⃣ As a whole, health care needs to do a better job at taking care of people when they need us the most.2️⃣ When building artificial intelligence models, involve subject matter experts to create trust, ensure you’re using the right measures and minimize bias.3️⃣ Engage caregivers. The caregiver’s job is a tough one, and we should value their time.We’re excited for Day 2!#AlignmentHealthLife #MedicareAdvantage

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After reflecting on #HLTH2023, here’s 5 takeaways that crystallized as top of mind💎cultural shift from Dr knows best ➡️ patient knows best ➡️ people enhanced with the power of AI know best 🤖🤝💎 success of hospital at home & RPM requires changing the lens from patient-centered ➡️ person-centered ➡️ life-focused care ✅💎 reimbursem*nt is the dominant primary complaint & barrier to connecting patients to necessary care of the future; cue out-of-the-📦 reimbursem*nt reimagining ✨ 🚨WARNING: do not limit access to information, tools, technology based on assumptions of what patients can afford. All individuals have a right to being presented with ALL treatment options, digital health included, allowing patients to determine what works best for them. These decisions need to be supported to address financial toxicity. 💎 initiatives comprised of multi-stakeholder, private, public, PATIENT partnerships will be winning drivers of innovation adoption, implementation, and meaningful change 💎 companies, innovators, providers, & health systems are not doing enough to help support patients in self-advocating for inclusion of the latest tools & technologies in their care. If I have a problem with medical records, I go to the privacy officer. If I have a crummy experience, I go see the chief experience officer. If I’m having a problem accessing a digital tool or technology, who do I as a patient go to for support inside the 4 walls of medicine? 🦗 As an aside, there is nothing like watching your friends and colleagues climb higher and higher each year. Thrilled to see so many of you step into leadership positions, take in more high profile, meaningful work, and absolutely soar. I see you 👀 keep going 🚀Shoutout to Richard Scarfo, Nancy Mastroianni, Jonathan Weiner for another amazing event 👏Shoutout to Nicholas Adkins, MBA for by far the best #Pinksocks meetup to date, continuing to remind us that the most important thing is kindness & to #LoveMore.Lastly, I miss you Casey Quinlan H.U.M.A.N.🌟. Thanks for bringing her spirit Gregg Masters, MPH.#PatientAdvocacy #DigitalHealth #PtExp #Techquity #CancerXJen Horonjeff - “Ask Patients” Grace Vinton Joy Rios Shereese Maynard, MS, MBA She/Her Meg Barron Kerry Amato, CAE Amanda Azadian Kirk L. Barnes Corinne Leach, PhD SMIT PATEL💊📲 Jennifer Goldsack Stephen Konya Nick Dougherty Ritesh Patel Lygeia Ricciardi Alex Fair Aline Noizet Janna Guinen Jesse Ehrenfeld MD MPH Lydie Marc Christopher Kunney, FACHDM, CPHIMS, MSMOT India Williams Johnny Lam Rasu Shrestha MD MBA Maya Said Anthony Leon Gil Bashe Tatyana Kanzaveli Kat McDavitt Steven Lane, MD, MPH Stacy Lloyd John Lynn Daniel Kraft, MD

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📢 Just 2 weeks until #ARMS23! Visit us at Stand 8 to learn more about BMJ Impact Analytics, the only research impact tool focused on health and social care. #researchimpact#medicalresearch #realworldevidence#rdm#sdgs#healthcareimpact#altmetrics#bmjimpactanalytics#researchpublications#bibliometrics

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At Apex, we're all about using #dataforgood. Putting the right information into the right hands at the right time, for the benefit of those most impacted. New York’s school-based health centers (SBHCs) lacked statewide data that would allow them to identify gaps in care, document outcomes, improve operations, advocate for their work, or operate in an evidence-based world. In 2018 the New York School-Based Health Foundation and the New York School-Based Health Alliance set out to address this critical need, obtaining the support of several private foundations and joining with Apex Evaluation to build a New York SBHC Statewide Data Hub.After a needs assessment and feasibility analysis, New York launched a pilot program. Multiple sponsoring organizations now submit visit data to our Hub, and Apex helps them prep and submit required state quarterly reports.The result? Hours of manual work on behalf of providers now reinvested back into the care of students.This report on New York SBHCs is a first. It shows data from the 2020-2021 school year—the first full year of data collection—from the first five participating SBHC sponsoring organizations. These five organizations represent 20% of all SBHCs in New York, a number that increased to 33% in year two. It's just one of the many powerful uses of the Data Hub to strengthen New York SBHCs, and our goal is to serve all sites in the state.We're just getting started, and can't wait for what's next. #schoolhealth #newyork #bigapple #studentsmatter #reportingtools #patientcare Sarah M. Lisa Perry Ronda Kotelchuck Viju Jacob, MD, FAAP Chris Kjolhede Adria Cruz Larry McReynolds Karla S. Roger Platt Martha Wolfgang Sarah Bacio Andrew Loose

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