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Navigating the COVID-19 crisis to prevent pressure injuries: Learning health system helped one hospital adapt and update care in real time

Navigating the COVID-19 crisis to prevent pressure injuries: Learning health system helped one hospital adapt and update care in real time Newswise May 7, 2021 – Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare systems scrambled to modify patient care processes – particularly when it came to strategies aimed at reducing the risk of hospital-related complications. A look at how one hospital applied its learning health system (LHS) framework to respond to a COVID-19-related increase in hospital-acquired pressure injuries (HAPIs) is presented in the May/June . Given the significant challenges that pressure injuries may pose to the hospitalized patient, healthcare providers and leaders are faced with the task of HAPI risk mitigation that factors in the unknowns of the COVID pandemic, write Shea Polancich, PhD, RN, and colleagues of University of Alabama at Birmingham. Their experience shows how an LHS approach can support healthcare systems in reducing the risk of HAPIs and other p

Deadline Detroit | Starkman: Beaumont Health Chair John Lewis -- Champion of CEO John Fox -- Stepping Down in June

Deadline Detroit | Starkman: Beaumont Health Chair John Lewis -- Champion of CEO John Fox -- Stepping Down in June
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It s Time To Build: How Hospitals Can Thrive As Care Goes Digital

It s Time To Build: How Hospitals Can Thrive As Care Goes Digital
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Too much, too little or just right: WVU researchers study proper dosing of telehealth

 E-Mail IMAGE: WVU registered nurse Ben Klos reviews a patient s medical records before a telehealth appointment. Klos was part of a research team led by Jennifer Mallow an associate professor in the School. view more  Credit: Brian Persinger/WVU More than ever, patients are using telehealth to ask doctors and nurses about worrying blood-pressure readings, nauseating migraines and stubborn foot ulcers. But for patients with chronic conditions, how frequent should telehealth appointments be? Can that frequency change? Under what conditions? West Virginia University researcher Jennifer Mallow is trying to answer these questions. In a new project, she and her colleagues completed a systematic review of studies that dealt with telehealth and chronic conditions. They found that in general telehealth services benefitted patients more if they continued for about a year, rather than ending after six months or so. But perhaps their most significant finding was just how much we

UMass Memorial CEO poised to launch health insurance company

UMass Memorial CEO poised to launch health insurance company
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