How claims and reimbursement data can fuel operational recovery
As the COVID-19 fight continues, data-driven decisions are vital for resource allocation, the move to digital care within telehealth, improved outcomes, disease prevention and cost containment. With better understanding of the most vulnerable populations in the U.S., care providers, public health experts and policy-makers can appropriate front-line resources and efforts where they are most needed.- at the point of care for patients. It will also be critical as healthcare organizations recover from the pandemic to focus operational and financial priorities on places for growth by understanding unique market dynamics for specific service lines.
Original Live Webinar Date: 8/26/20
Power of Data and Creating the Patient Experience
This session will feature a panel of leading experts in data analytics, that will explore the challenges and possibilities of moving toward true interoperability, of marry clinical and financial data, and providing a better patient experience. In a post pandemic environment, providers must deliver tools and applications that optimize the use of clinical and financial data to engage patients through touchless experiences, provide effective medication and care management and improve patient financial communications.
The importance of a supply chain strategic plan in a coronavirus world
The COVID-19 pandemic is ravaging healthcare facilities, which is partly due to a lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) and other critical supplies. Vulnerabilities in the supply chain have been exposed. As such, hospitals should consider developing a supply chain strategic plan to address those vulnerabilities.
Developing a strategic plan can be a daunting task - what are the key areas of focus and best practices?
Join this webinar to hear executive supply chain leaders from provider and distributor organizations share COVID-19 observations, recommendations, and lessons learned in the areas of sourcing, technology, inventory management and emergency preparedness.
The patient financial experience: The current state & what's next
Relying on aggressive financial policies and collection tactics won't help your organization adapt to the "patient as payer" model, especially after the pandemic. Instead, you need a strategy that helps patients easily navigate the financial responsibilities associated with their care.