AnswerStat magazine
AnswerStat is a leading publication that links healthcare and hospital contact centers with vendors and support organizations in the industry. The magazine focuses on essential and timely topics for healthcare contact centers, such as telephone triage, physician referrals, appointment scheduling and reminders, medical telephone answering services (TAS), and telehealth solutions. Additionally, AnswerStat tackles important issues related to agents, human resources, and contact center management. It also offers insights into technology topics like SaaS, telecommunications, and software. The publication is available at no cost to eligible readers, decision-makers, and influencers around the globe, with a primary focus on the United States.
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1 month ago |
answerstat.com | Peter DeHaan
By Peter Lyle DeHaan, PhDWho doesn’t love it when something’s free? A free ticket to a game, a free bucket of popcorn—it’s great! But what about a free trial? Now, that’s trickier. To most people, it’s a double edged-sword: great while it lasts, but often leaves you with a bill you didn’t expect to pay for. And it’s no different with answering services. As a company that has been answering the phones for thousands of businesses since 1932, we’ve seen the trends of the industry as they come and go.
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1 month ago |
answerstat.com | Peter DeHaan
By Nicole LimpertSt. Luke’s Hospital, named after St. Luke, the patron saint of physicians, was founded by members of the Episcopal Church in 1866 to provide healthcare to the growing city of St. Louis, Missouri. St. Luke’s opened its 25-room infirmary with a staff of eight physicians. The excellent care provided by the hospital staff enabled growth and expansion. In 1948, the Presbyterian Church joined in the mission of its healing ministry.
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Dec 12, 2024 |
answerstat.com | Peter DeHaan
The use of technology in healthcare is a big deal and a big business. The global healthcare IT market will be worth over by 2032. However, the ultimate goal of healthcare technology is to improve everything related to the healthcare system—most importantly, patient health. In recent years, significant technological advances have also been made regarding the technology used in healthcare communication.
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Dec 2, 2024 |
answerstat.com | Peter DeHaan
Why Do Healthcare Communication Breakdowns Persist Despite Useful Technology? by Nicole LimpertThe use of technology in healthcare is a big deal and a big business. The global healthcare IT market will be worth over $886 billion by 2032. However, the ultimate goal of healthcare technology is to improve everything related to the healthcare system—most importantly, patient health. . .
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Nov 25, 2024 |
answerstat.com | Peter DeHaan
The use of technology in healthcare is a big deal and a big business. The global healthcare IT market will be worth over by 2032. However, the ultimate goal of healthcare technology is to improve everything related to the healthcare system—most importantly, patient health. In recent years, significant technological advances have also been made regarding the technology used in healthcare communication.
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