Initial Evaluation and Treatment for a Burn Patient

Learn more on burn injury, prevention and the immediate care needed for patients with burn injuries. In the United States, approximately 486,000 people seek medical treatment for burns each year. Many people may not recognize their risk of burn injury. It will cover the classification system used for burn injuries describe the local and systemic effects of a major burn injury, discuss the potential fluid and electrolyte alterations of the emergent/resuscitative and acute phases of burn management, describe care of the patient with burn injuries, and identify the appropriate patient referral to a burn center.
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Value-based Healthcare by Design

Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement

Value-Based Healthcare (VBHC) is becoming a leading approach to improving patient and health system outcomes around the world. It links dollars spent to outcomes that matter to patients, rather than to the volume of services or to specific services processes or products that may or may not achieve those outcomes.
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Health Economic and Outcome Research (HEOR) for Medical Technologies for the US Healthcare Systems

Adoption, utilization, and payment of medical technologies require safety, efficacy, and effectiveness data to convince the purchaser (provider, payer, or patient). In the United States (US) healthcare system, long-term data on effectiveness is critical to maintain payer confidence in the technology and serve the population.
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2023 Reimbursement Reality

The pandemic propelled many changes for medical practices, but few anticipated the massive challenges to the revenue cycle that are our reality today. Staffing shortages have strained internal business processes for many, compounded by an uptick in claim denials.
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Forging a Path to Connected, Data-Driven Healthcare

HIMSS Media

Today, people everywhere are actively seeking tools and information to stay healthy and prevent disease. Care providers want greater insights and guidance to make the most accurate clinical diagnoses and the most effective treatment decisions. Key discussion points for this webinar:How to move from being "data aware" to data-driven, moving beyond data gathering, to intelligent insight, to action, Examples of how meaningful operational analytics tools can help improve workflow, reduce manual processes, and achieve gains in many areas like referral volume, scanner utilization, and staff experience.
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