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At Providence, RPM is improving patient health and reducing provider workload

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Providence, a 52-hospital health system based in Renton, Washington, views digital innovation as an important vehicle to overcoming industrywide challenges and transforming care delivery for the betterment of the communities it serves. " Dr. Kenneth W.

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ScionHealth to launch RPM for chronic care at 79 hospitals

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Louisville-based ScionHealth system, the combined LifePoint Health and Kindred Healthcare delivery network, and Cadence, a New York-based healthcare technology company, are implementing a remote patient monitoring platform starting with 18 community hospitals in 12 states. WHY IT MATTERS. THE LARGER TREND.

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Community Health Systems improves chronic condition outcomes with RPM

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Community Health Systems operates more than 80 affiliated hospitals and more than 1,000 outpatient sites of care in 16 states. Give patients peace of mind and more assurance their conditions are appropriately managed. This supports our clinicians while also supporting their patients.

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How patient-facing apps can help support specialists – who are in short supply

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We interviewed Dr. Ashul Govil, a practicing cardiologist and chief medical officer at Story Health, a technology company that aims to expand the reach of specialists in the U.S., Ashul Govil, a practicing cardiologist and chief medical officer at Story Health, a technology company that aims to expand the reach of specialists in the U.S.,

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Executive Roundtable: Can Innovation Alleviate Clinician Burnout?

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Surgeon General’s recent advisory about clinician burnout cited numerous societal, cultural, structural, and organizational causes—including excessive workloads, administrative burden, and lack of organizational support. We asked 22 healthcare and health sciences leaders for their thoughts; here’s what they said.

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