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Health care technology offers payers, providers, and care teams increasingly advanced administrative and operational solutions. By supporting patient-centered care through clinically informed technology, health care organizations can offer care support and best practices that are efficient, effective, and integrated toward a common goal.
|How clinical technology helps payers
Technology informed by clinicians and supported with clinical data enables access to evidence-based treatment protocols. It drives better patient outcomes while minimizing wasteful spending and non-essential treatments or procedures. A non-essential treatment delivered to a patient can lead to poor quality of care, not to mention unnecessary side effects and outcomes, including toxicities. The ability to capture clinical findings, make diagnoses, and quickly align with the most effective evidence-based directives – through mountains of available data – dramatically increases efficiencies for the provider. It also gets patients to what is most important – better health and appropriate treatment.
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