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Innovation and Design Thinking as a Tool in the Nursing Unit

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Utilizing the principles of design thinking with medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and the built environment, for example, has led to big payoffs in healthcare in terms of quality, access, cost reduction, and revenue generation. However, using design thinking in less tangible ways, such as with process and
system design for improved patient safety, is still in the early stages.

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Providers Operationalize Analytics to Optimize Revenue, IMprove Patient Outcomes in a Value-based World

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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is following through on a 2015 promise to push reimbursement models that require providers to take on more clinical and financial responsibility.

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Healthcare Ops Management: 5 Important Trends to Watch in 2017

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If you’re in healthcare operations, you have a lot on your mind entering 2017. Every year brings changes to what we currently know while presenting a new set of challenges, and 2017 is no exception. Many of the same issues are still front and center and will remain a constant: transformation, innovation and utilization of technology to just name a few.

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