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The Collaborative Forum
Blogging to transform healthcare.
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- 30 Day Readmissions
- Blog Introduction
- Chronic Care Management
- Healthcare reform
- Medication Adherence
- Member/Patient Engagement
- Patient Self-care
- The Patient Centered Medical Home Model
- The Value Quadrant of Healthcare Reform
- Ubiquitous Technology
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Recent Posts
- Underserved Populations and Hospital Pay-for-Performance
- Strong Communication and Medical Management Skills Produce Better Outcomes
- What Constitutes an Effective Hospital Readmission Program?
- Yet Another Study on Readmission Rates for Heart Failure Patients
- Emergency Department Visits Drive Up Readmission Rates Far Higher than Originally Presumed
Recent Comments
- Luigi Kitzmiller on The Medicare Medical Home Demonstration: Crawling Out From Under the Rock – Part II
- David Gorstein, MD on Quality Can Be Improved and Measured Meaningfully
- SpectraVue on A Beacon of Light in Transforming Healthcare Delivery
- Aleisha Linea on Medication Adherence: A Value Quadrant Opportunity? Part I
- sizzix big shot on The Value Quadrant of Healthcare Reform – Part I: Focus on Chronic Disease
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The Value Quadrant
Click here to read Pharos’ position paper on The Value Quadrant of Healthcare Reform (PDF) -- the optimal, technology-leveraged approach to chronic care management that unifies disease registry functionality, care coordination services and remote patient monitoring technology at the point of care delivery for maximum healthcare outcomes and cost savings.
About the Author
Randall Williams, MD, FACC, CEO, Pharos Innovations
Dr. Williams received his doctorate from Johns Hopkins University, as well as his training as a cardiologist specializing in heart failure care. He is an assistant professor at Northwestern University's School of Medicine. Read More...
