Alerts are easy. Actionable insights are hard. ADTs helped care teams take the first step but today’s transitions of care demand more. In the second article of our series, Sarah Metz Krissoff NP, explains where ADTs fall short and how more complete, contextual and actionable insights can improve patient care. [Link to article in comments]
How ADTs fall short in patient care transitions
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