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Health Economy Stakeholders Who Focus on Value Optimization Will Establish aCompetitive Advantage
Although healthcare spending increased by more than 50% in the past decade, from $2.8T in 2012 to $4.5T in 2022, health outcomes have remained stagnant or declined. What is the return on society's massive investment in the U.S. health economy?
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Provider-Sponsored Health Plans Have Had Mixed Success as a Revenue Diversification Strategy
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Sentiments Regarding Insufficient Sleep Are Reflected in an Increase in Sleep Disorders
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Misalignment Between Healthcare Benchmarking and Hospital Performance Improvement Initiatives Has Persisted Despite Industry Changes
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Patient Volumes for Digestive Cancers Are Up for Younger Age Groups, Jeopardizing Improvements in Mortality
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Longitudinal Analysis of Patients Receiving Treatment for the Most Common Cancers Reveals Increases for Several Types
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Surge in Subspecialty Fellowships Reveals Shifting Priorities Among Internal Medicine Residents
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Downstream Share of Care from the “Digital Front Door” Reflects Significant Opportunity for Increased Patient Retention
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Half of Telehealth Visits Are Being Rendered by Providers Lacking Established Patient Relationships
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Telehealth Demand: An Update Four Years After the Onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic
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