The need for a new approach to patient engagement and care collaboration A couple of weeks ago, Microsoft announced that HealthVault, their personal health record
Programs to improve health and lower cost by reducing food and housing insecurity: Do they Work? What does the evidence say? Part Two: Our research
Programs to improve health and lower cost by reducing food and housing insecurity: Do they work? What does the evidence say? Part One: Background and
Finally! CMS proposes payment for Remote Patient Monitoring. For more than 10 years, White Pine has offered patient engagement solutions that include remote patient monitoring
Measuring the relationship between food and housing anxiety and health status, by state. In my last post, I wrote about a study we conducted using
Studies show that food and housing insecurity associates with poor health. But, quantifying these relationships is difficult. In this study, we used data from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, an annual cross-sectional survey of health and social behaviors, to measure the association between people who always/usually, sometimes or rarely/never worry about having enough money for food or housing and self-reported health status. We also compared patterns among states.
Measuring the relationship between food/housing insecurity and health status I’ve been working with a team of graduate students in the Health Informatics Program at Indianapolis
Trump’s DHHS announces new incentives and simplified administration for state directed health innovation The following blog post is written on behalf of a team of
The Accountable Health Communities Model In my last post, I concentrated on the implications of the recent efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care
The Big Divide: Show me the money… What money? With yesterday’s decision by the Republicans to abandon their effort to repeal and replace the Affordable
