The American Hospital Association Committee on Research offers 20 examples of patient and family engagement strategies in its report, “Engaging Health Care Users: A Framework for Healthy Individuals ...

Patient and family engagement can be viewed as a continuum of engagement activities that occur at different levels of engagement, according to a report in Health Affairs. The authors present a ...

Healthcare provider organizations face an ongoing need to engage patients to help them get the care they need. This engagement has multiple benefits to both patients and providers. It can increase ...

Patient engagement is a hot topic among healthcare provider organization executives. Especially as people have begun approaching providers more as consumers than patients, it is critical that ...

As noted in the first article in this series, traditional value-based (VBC) care models are largely focused on economic incentives to healthcare providers and facilities. Many VBC organizations lack ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Artificial intelligence (AI) can help collect patient data and create personalized communications. AI also can ...

This analysis of more than 250,000 adults at least 50 years old with chronic conditions showed lower portal use among older, non–English-speaking, and Black patients, underscoring digital health ...

Patient engagement seems to hold the potential to deliver significant health improvements and cost savings on a scale comparable to a breakthrough medication. Unlike traditional drugs, engagement ...

Charged with ensuring that research produces useful evidence to inform health decisions, the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) requires investigators to engage patients and other ...

Clinical trial participants are difficult, expensive and time consuming to recruit, making them one of a study’s most valuable assets. Yet, across the industry, dropout rates are notoriously high. As ...

Patient engagement solutions facilitate active care participation, but several myths persist that hinder their adoption and implementation. Myth #1: Patient engagement solutions have an “unclear” ...