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With population health and high-deductible health insurance plans at the forefront of care, organizations will benefit from providing a more proactive and personalized patient experience. Hospitals and health systems that gain the attention of niche audiences and provide resources to help patients make healthier choices will outsmart the competition in 2017
Achieving hospital-wide patient flow, and ultimately improving outcomes and the experience of care for patients, requires an appreciation for the entire system of care. A hospital is an interconnected, interdependent system; improvements in one department affect the operations of other departments. In a 2003 white paper, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) explained, “Understanding patient flow requires looking at the entire hospital system of care, not just in isolated units.
Change is the new normal for the global health care sector. As providers, payers, governments, and other stakeholders strive to deliver effective, efficient, and equitable care, they do so in an ecosystem that is undergoing a dramatic and fundamental shift in business, clinical, and operating models. This shift is being fueled by aging and growing populations; the proliferation of chronic diseases; heightened focus on care quality and value; evolving financial and quality regulations.
The US health care system’s transition to value-based care (VBC) holds important implications for medical innovation. New value-based payment models shift financial risk from health plans to providers and other stakeholders, changing how they assess and adopt innovation.
This white paper provides an overview of the future of digital health. It describes the skepticism and hype and what is needed for the medical community to embrace a world where data, machines, and analytics are employed to deliver higher quality, more efficient care. It also includes real cases that demonstrate the clinical and financial benefits of incorporating digital tools into the workflow and care of patients.