Accountable Care
Online clinic’s mission is to reverse type 2 diabetes in 100 million people by 2025.
Giving doctors more information about the home life of each patient will push health care in a new direction — away from more high-priced treatments.
The health system, with 22 hospitals, is first in the nation to turn to non-invasive technology.
Designed to help providers as more patients exercise their rights to access their health data, the new tool comports with guidelines from both OCR and ONC.
The new risk-sharing project, which seeks to eliminate redundancies and maximize sourcing gains will unfold over eight years.
Two news studies in peer-reviewed journals see positive signs for precision oncology.
Groups say project, backed by $2.5 million NIH award, will fill a need for informaticians.
The technology standardizes clinical, claims and administrative data across disparate systems.
CORUS platform comes out of UPMC partnership announced last year.
The software enables doctors and family members to track and share data about pediatric patients to inform care decisions.