15
May
stored in: Tim Rowan's Home Care Technology Report and tagged: chronic disease management, Facebook, Health Information Exchanges, HIPAA regulations, home health patient privacy, home healthcare agencies, hospice agencies, information security, information sharing, patient isolation and depression, personal networks, social media, social media and patient education, social media usage, Twitter
by Scott R. Herrmann Since the inception of social media, access to global information from news sources and from family and friends has become pervasive and instantaneous. Facebook has become the #1 social media application in the world, followed closely by Google + and Twitter. Over 400 million people a day log into their […]
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14
Aug
by Liz Seegert Communication and data, vital elements in creating functional partnerships between certified home health care agencies and licensed home health subcontractors, only offer their advantage when computer systems talk to and share data with one another. When they do not, the door is open to potential fraud, waste, and inefficiencies. Information flow […]
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