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Interactive Patient Engagement: System Design to Cross the Continuum of Care
1The Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina.
Abstract:
Patient Engagement is a critical and fundamental driver in the transformation of healthcare. Patient involvement through interactive care is a proven approach for improved health outcomes; however, a single strategy to achieve success will not suffice. An interactive patient engagement system design, as a multi-tactic landscape of solutions, is necessary to effectively engage patients.
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