Tag Archives: evidence-based medicine

24/7 services improve quality and lower costs

waiting room at night

People do not choose when they become sick, injured or require needed services. Other industries comprehend the nature of their businesses and provide coverage that is appropriate to the defined needs. Within the realm of healthcare, this same type of delivery approach is not evident. Ambulatory services tend to follow “banking” hours. Surgeons schedule their cases based on… Read More »

Why is evidence-based medicine so difficult to follow?

As we continue to focus on value-based care, where quality and costs are extremely important, there has been an increasing emphasis on practicing evidenced-based medicine. Researchers are now beginning to collect data and evidence not only on clinical matters, but also on issues such as whether patient-centered medical homes truly work or if technology definitely lowers costs. As… Read More »