Eric Wicklund
Innovation and Technology Editor at HealthLeaders
Content Specialist, Technology/Innovation, HealthLeaders Media, Tour de Cure, captain of Andrew's Army, wanderer, reader, cyclist, '80s music lover.
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3 days ago |
healthleadersmedia.com | Eric Wicklund
Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, part of the CommonSpirit Health network, is eliminating 116 jobs and revising its virtual care strategy following passage of the Washington state budget, which officials estimate will cost the hospital $30 million annually. The Washington state biennial budget, passed in April, includes more than $100 million in annual cuts to healthcare funding.
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5 days ago |
healthleadersmedia.com | Eric Wicklund
The Nashville-based health system’s new chief digital & transformation officer says it’s her goal to create lasting relationships between the health system and its patients. And that begins with helping providers. Ardent Health appointed Anika Gardenhire its new chief digital & transformation officer this past March.
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5 days ago |
healthleadersmedia.com | Eric Wicklund
The Nashville-based health system’s new chief digital & transformation officer says it’s her goal to create lasting relationships between the health system and its patients. And that begins with helping providers. Ardent Health appointed Anika Gardenhire its new chief digital & transformation officer this past March.
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5 days ago |
psqh.com | Eric Wicklund
By Eric WicklundHome health agencies embraced telehealth during the COVID pandemic to support patient care, but a growing number are giving up on virtual care, saying it's too complicated for their patients and unsustainable. That's the key takeaway from a study commissioned by the National Institute on Aging and conducted by the University of California, Irvine, and several other universities.
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1 week ago |
healthleadersmedia.com | Eric Wicklund
A new survey finds that home health agencies are abandoning virtual care due to complexity and a lack of reimbursement. This could hinder efforts by healthcare leaders to extend more hospital services into the home. Home health agencies have been dropping their telehealth programs since flocking to virtual care during the COVID-19 pandemic. A study led by UC Irvine finds that the pandemic interrupted the industry’s gradual adoption of telehealth, and now they say the platform is unsustainable.
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