Here is how health systems measure the value of digital health solutions, per the digital health researcher’s survey of 100 systems released Oct. 10:
1. Increased patient satisfaction: 89%
2. Patient engagement with solution(s) (e.g., user engagement rates, number of visits, etc.): 78%
Improved performance against key clinical outcome metrics (e.g., reduction of A1C values, improved functional status, medical adherence, etc.): 78%
4. Decreased spend on medical costs: 66%
5. Health system revenue: 42%
6. Decreased spend on pharmacy costs: 36%
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