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Description: This publication by Healthcare IT News, a HIMSS Media publication, delves into
Providence's adoption of remote patient monitoring (RPM) as a solution to improve patient care,
alleviate provider workload, and address industry-wide challenges. Through interviews with Dr.
Eve Cunningham, chief of virtual care and digital health at Providence, and Dr. Kenneth W.
Kooser, a family medicine physician at Providence Medical Group Family Medicine-Lacey, the
article explores how RPM has become a game-changer for Providence's caregivers and patients
alike. It discusses the challenges faced by patients with chronic conditions in accessing in-person
care and how RPM extends the clinical team into patients' homes, enhancing the quality of care
while streamlining the patient experience. The article also outlines Providence's approach to RPM
implementation, its fundamental objectives, and the significant clinical outcomes achieved,
including reductions in systolic blood pressure and blood glucose levels.
Keywords: Remote Patient Monitoring, Providence, Healthcare Innovation, Digital Health, Chronic
Conditions, Patient Care, Provider Workload, Population Health, Clinical Guidelines, Patient
Engagement, Clinical Outcomes, Healthcare Technology, Healthcare Transformation, Healthcare
Challenges, Healthcare Solutions, Healthcare Delivery, Healthcare Improvement, Virtual Care,
HIMSS Media, Bill Siwicki, Dr. Eve Cunningham, Dr. Kenneth W. Kooser
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Publisher: htn
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Title: Public Health Workforce: Challenges and Policy Issues
Author: Robert Beaglehole and Mario R. Dal Poz
Description: This paper explores the challenges facing the
public health workforce in developing countries and the
policy issues necessary for its strengthening. It emphasizes
the diversity of the public health workforce and its essential
role in health system performance. The paper discusses
questions regarding workforce composition, training,
functions, and performance, advocating for increased
investment in workforce development and infrastructure. It
also highlights the limited evidence available on these
topics and outlines the World Health Organization's efforts
to address them.
Publisher: BioMed Central
Keywords: Public health, workforce, challenges, policy
issues, developing countries, World Health Organization,
evidence-based, human resources, health systems.