The Drive for Health Equity: Using Technology to Reduce Barriers to Care in Orthopedics
As healthcare organizations prepare for coming legislation, they will need to identify processes, tools, and technology to help improve health equity in the communities they serve. In the field of orthopedics, eliminating healthcare disparities requires careful consideration of how an orthopedic practice engages with patients from disadvantaged populations, and an intentional decision to prioritize health equity by revising problematic policies.
Force-enabled Research at AOA 2018
Next week, the American Orthopaedic Association (AOA) meeting in Boston will gather leaders from the orthopaedic community pursuing advancement in...
The Importance of Creating a Virtual Care Continuum
As we’ve written about before, stakeholders who pay for healthcare in the US (the government, employers and now traditional consumers...
How to Make BPCI-A Work For You
PCI Advanced is coming fast. Given the success of many organizations in BPCI 1.0, surgeons and hospitals are eager to...
Creating a Valuable Patient-Provider Relationship
By Ange Delgado Ange Delgado leads the product team at Force Implementing value-based care means improving or maintaining quality while...
Commercialization of Healthcare: Impacts and Future Trends
The days of neighborhood doctors you stick with for a lifetime are declining. We are entering an era of pick-and-choose...