This case study examines how a healthcare partnership can help physicians improve their technology and patients’ health while growing their practice.
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Digital tools to support billing and coding can help independent doctors improve revenue, staff efficiency, and patient engagement.
From virtual scribes to mobile apps, data aggregation to direct scheduling, physicians today have a smorgasbord of technologies to drive value-based care. Read thought leader and Privia Health Chief Technology Officer Chris Voigt’s expert analysis of ways that digital tools can enable physicians, ease the volume-to-value transition, and boost performance.
Besides your electronic health record (EHR), which technologies are you using to thrive in value-based care? Privia Health Chief Technology Officer Chris Voigt analyzes overlooked digital tools that can drive success and progress in alternative payment models.
An electronic health record (EHR) should help streamline and enhance a physician’s day-to-day operations so they can do what they do best: focus on their patients. Alison Broadbent, PA, Associate Director of Clinical Workflow Solutions, discusses how a great EHR can help in four common scenarios doctors may see every day.
Social media may affect teenagers in ways we don’t completely understand. When discussing social media use with teens, understanding the benefits, as well as the drawbacks, can help pediatricians build a stronger relationship with their patients.
Interoperability may be key in improving patient health outcomes. But studies show that despite knowing the benefits of interoperable systems, patients remain hesitant to share their health data.
The COVID-19 pandemic has drawn attention to the potential for sales trackers in population health management. What advancements have we made already, and how can these help primary care physicians in the future?
Studies show remote scribes can help reduce physician burnout, enhance patient relationships, and elevate practice productivity by alleviating administrative tasks. Here are a couple of steps physicians can take to get started.