Implementing a digital care management solution can help standardize treatment protocols, scale care teams, and improve the overall quality of care. But when adding a digital solution, it’s important to maintain the human aspect of patient communication. To achieve these dual goals, Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin turned to GetWell Loop, Get Well’s
Activation of a remote patient monitoring program is associated with lower hospitalization, intensive care use, and length of stay among patients with COVID-19, according to a study recently published in The Journal of the American Medical Association Network Open. The study followed patients who tested positive for COVID-19 who used a remote patient monitoring system
As the needs and demands of healthcare consumers shift, the healthcare experience must change with them. By investing in a digital-first consumer experience, Adventist Health has taken an ecosystem that is both complex and fragmented and transformed it by keeping patients within the system, serving them better, and focusing on improving population health. Download this
Get Well worked with The Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin to lower hospitalization rates for patients with COVID-19. The results were published last week in The Journal of the American Medical Association Network Open. Read the full story on WISPOLITICS.COM.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, staffing shortages have left nurses with a high workload. Not only are nurses responsible for caring for more patients, but they must take on additional nonclinical tasks. LouAnn Bala, Vice President of Clinical Content and Programs at Get Well shares how digital health technology can ease the burden on clinical staff.
Increasing Veteran patient education in a standardized fashion can improve the overall patient experience and lower readmission rates.
A digital-first consumer experience enables organizations to retain patients, provide an enhanced experience, and improve patient health.
Recognizing a need to reach a significant portion of its patient population that had become inactive, Adventist Health partnered with Get Well to design a digital-first patient outreach program.
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