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Pediatric, community hospitals see significant long-term improvements through …
Healio Implementation of an evidence-based care process model for pediatric patients with asthma helped to reduce readmissions, costs and length of stay at a primary children's hospital and seven other community hospitals while also maintaining current … |
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Video Highlighting Asthma Care Improvements Wins National Award
Newswise (press release) Newswise — CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Dec. 19, 2013 – For a video detailing efforts to improve the quality of care for children with asthma, University of Virginia Health System has earned a national award from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF). |
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Improvements in health care use associated with community coalitions allies …
News-Medical.net The need for costly health care services was reduced in six low-income communities that had participated in a special initiative to improve pediatric asthma control, led by faculty and staff at the Center for Managing Chronic Disease at the University … |
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Improvements in technology help manage asthma
Medical Xpress In the past few years, asthma patients have seen technology make the disease more manageable. Companies now are unveiling devices that track inhaler usage with GPS, measure wheezing, compile data on smartphone-mobile apps and share interactive … |
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Asthma growing among Americans, despite air improvements
Catholic Online In spite of this, 25 million Americans in 2009 suffered from asthma in contrast to about 20 million in 2001. There's a growth of one percent since 2001 and 2009 where those who suffer from the condition has grown from seven percent to eight percent in … With asthma rates on the rise, here's how to manage symptoms Increased Asthma Rates Could Have Devastating Consequences for Latinos Asthma rates climb in US |
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Study: Telehealth may have role in severe asthma improvements
CMIO Telehealthcare interventions are unlikely to result in clinically relevant improvements in health outcomes in those with relatively mild asthma, … Telehealth Care , a Boon to Victims of Severe Asthma |
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