InformationWeek Healthcare: February 2012
Pay For Performance
Healthcare providers must collect all sorts of performance data to meet emerging standards. We delve into the huge task ahead.
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Personal health records flop
Mobile apps keep costs down
Trade-offs of personalized medicine
Table of Contents
3 Transforming Healthcare
Personal health records have flopped because most people don't really care about their health
4 Mobile Apps Help Cut Costs
Health apps will become more prevalent, because they prevent costly events such as hospital readmissions
5 Personalized Medicine's Trade-Offs
We've yet to see any strong evidence that a personalized approach is actually improving clinical outcomes
6 Pay For Performance
Healthcare providers must collect all sorts of data to meet emerging standards. We delve into the huge task ahead.
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14 Business Contacts
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