“Generally speaking, most physicians agree that the introduction of technology has driven improvements in care, but the plethora of technology solutions and the outsized amount of labor required to use them is also creating issues. . . . Well-intended technology solutions can actually detract attention from what matters most: the patient-physician encounter.”
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“Cloud-based services are attractive to many health IT departments because of their promise of reduced complexity and improved scalability. However, there are other contributing factors that are making the shift to the cloud even more appealing to health IT executives.”
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“I like to say the mantra of the future will be low-cost delivery, quanitified outcomes, maximized quality,” said Rogers.
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” . . . some worry the terms “Medicare for all” and “single payer” are at risk of becoming empty campaign slogans. In precise terms, Medicare for all means bringing all Americans under the government’s insurance program now reserved for people 65 and over, while single-payer health care would have the government pay everyone’s medical bills. But few are speaking precisely.
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