Quality and Safety
Twenty-five percent of primary care physicians provided 86% of the care, and 25% of specialists, on average, provided 75% of the care.
Despite the disappointing results, Pfizer maintains the drug remains effective at preventing severe instances of the disease.
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Dr. Rami Riman, director of clinical and business improvements in EMEA at InterSystems, explains how analytics tools can help extract and share data from HIEs, making informed decisions easier for clinicians.
GuideWell is the parent of BCBS plans in Florida and Puerto Rico. It decided to invest after being Healthmap's customer for more than a year.
Since the pandemic began, most agree that society has become more comfortable discussing mental health and using telehealth and other tech.
HHS is supporting the continued research and development of the company's COVID-19 vaccine development efforts with federal funding.
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Dr. Christian Dameff, professor of emergency medicine at UC San Diego says doctors' training in response and recovery is key.
On Wednesday, the CDC asked the DOJ to proceed with an appeal.
The agreement will focus on access to Cigna's PPO provider network and on specialty pharmacy services, with an eye to improving affordability.
There was a 7% higher risk of developing a breakthrough infection when compared to those without a behavioral health issue.