Medical Xpress May 10, 2022
by University of Colorado Denver

For U.S. health systems emerging from the pandemic, the promise of patient-centered care is within reach, according to the 2022 Health Systems’ Climate Study. The study finds that health systems are shifting from the system-centered mindset—which left many unprepared to meet patient needs during the pandemic—to a patient-focused approach that will enable them to improve care quality and the patient experience while lowering costs. Although health systems are up for patient-centered care, a lot of miles to go before it is implemented.

Published by the University of Colorado Denver’s Health Administration Research Consortium (HARC), the second annual Health Systems’ Climate Study is a snapshot of healthcare leaders’ goals and plans for 2022. Its findings are the outcome of a survey...

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