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If you have no idea about the “ Careport Login ”, “Careport Registration” and “how to reset Careport Account Password” then you need to stick around.

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In coordination with the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and child welfare workers across the country, CarePortal, an online platform that connects the needs of children and families in crisis with local churches and community members willing to help, is launching a COVID-19 Disaster Relief platform. Through this new initiative, local churches across the nation will…

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CarePort and GHA Subsidiary Partner to Offer Comprehensive Solutions to Improve Transitions of Care

CarePort and GHA Subsidiary Partner to Offer Comprehensive Solutions to Improve Transitions of Care

CarePort partners with Georgia Hospital Health Services to offer care coordination solutions to help smooth care transitions and improve patient outcomes across the state

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Referral Management Market Status and Forecast, Top Players, Types and Applications By 2027

Referral Management Market report delivers complete data from 2020 to 2027 based on the revenue generation, and historical, existing, and forecasted growth in the market in terms of the market value and volume. Moreover, the report comprises notable changes taking place in the market structures over the analysis period. Diverse analyses of influential trends in the Referral Management market, confirmable projections, along with macro and micro-economic indicators, regulations, and mandates have also been added in the study. In doing so, the report casts light on the growth of each significant segment of the Referral Management Market during this forecast period.

Global Referral Management Market was valued at USD 2820.22 million in 2019 which is expected to reach USD 9760.33 million by 2027 at a CAGR 22.87%.

Get Sample Copy of this Report @ https://qualiketresearch.com/request-sample/Referral-Management-Market/request-sample Referral Management system is widely used in healthcare sector such as hospitals, and clinics etc., to keep track of patient referrals information throughout their treatment period. This system mainly focuses on improving the communication between different healthcare providers which are involved inpatient care. Also, this system helps in managing the patient's revenue cycle and processing the claims efficiently. Increase in government initiatives to incorporate IT solutions in healthcare is the key driving factor which is expected to boost the global referral management market. Furthermore, increase in geriatric population and subsequent increase in the incidence of chronic diseases will positively contribute the market growth. Moreover, increase in adoption of cloud-based systems which are expected to propel the global referral management market growth. In addition to that, rise in collaboration and partnership activities by key players will fuel the market growth. For instance, in Aug 2019, Cantex, and Diakon had partnered with Netsmart for launch of Netsmart Referral Manager. Netsmart referral manager can accept electronic referrals and automates the referral process. However, lack of awareness and lack of skilled and trained healthcare IT professionals are the major challenging factors which are expected to hinder the global referral management market growth. Also, reluctance to adopt HCIT solutions and data security concerns will affect the market.

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The report includes the key driving forces prevailing in the global Referral Management Market. This part of the report has been studied keeping in mind the political, economic, social, technological, geographical, and cultural scenario of the global Referral Management Market. These factors can be projected to have their effects on the market, or they can have interconnected impacts. Besides, subtle change in the timeframe within which these factors are functioning might have ripple effects on the global Referral Management Market. Market Key Players Various key players are discussed in this report such as CERNER CORPORATION, CAREPORT HEALTH, OPTUM, INC, CHANGE HEALTHCARE, EHEALTH TECHNOLOGIES, KYRUUS, PERSISTENT SYSTEMS, and HEALTHVIEWX Market Taxonomy By Type - Self-Referral - Professional Referral - Third Party Referral By Deployment - Web-Based Delivery Mode - Cloud Based Delivery Mode - On-premise Delivery Mode By Component - Software - Services By End User - Providers - Patients - Payers - Others By Region - North America - Latin America - Europe - Asia Pacific - Middle East & Africa Browse Full Research Report @ https://qualiketresearch.com/reports-details/Referral-Management-Market

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Referral Management Market by Component (Software [Integrated, Standalone], Services), Mode of Delivery (Cloud-Based, On-Premise), Type (Inbound , Outbound), End User (Providers, Payers, Others) - Analysis & Global Forecasts to 2025

“Various government initiatives focusing on healthcare digitization and increasing adoption of healthcare IT solutions across the healthcare facilities are set to drive the referral management market.”

The global referral management market is projected to reach 6.0 billion by 2025 from USD 2.8 billion in 2020 at a CAGR of 16.7%. Growth in the referral management market can be attributed to factors such as technological advancements in healthcare sector, advantages associated with automated referral processes, rising patient pool worldwide & increased funding for healthcare IT solutions. However, data security concerns and dearth of skilled healthcare IT professionals may prove to be restraints for the market growth.

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the medical practices of all sizes. The large patient volumes visiting healthcare facilities on a daily basis are creating an immense pressure on the healthcare providers. The rapid spread of this disease has resulted in a shortage of healthcare workers, which has driven the demand for referral management solutions and services for ensuring end-to-end patient care to ensure complete recovery. The critical need for social distancing has increased the demand for virtual care. Various players operating in this market have introduced COVID-19 related features into their existing referral management solutions or developed temporary platforms, which are being made available to the users free of cost. The growing need to gain higher patient access and avoid loss of referrals will further boost the referral management market growth.

“The software component is expected to hold the largest market share during the forecast period.”

On the basis of component, the referral management market has been segmented into software and services. The software segment is expected to hold the largest market share during the forecast period. Introduction of advanced integrated and standalone software solutions along with periodic software upgrades is expected to foster the growth of this market segment.

“The cloud-based mode of delivery segment is expected to grow at the highest rate during the forecast period.”

On the basis of mode of delivery, the referral management market is segmented into cloud-base and on-premise. The cloud-based segment is expected to grow at the highest rate during the forecast period. The large share and high growth of this segment can be attributed reduction in the cost of deploying referral management solutions and enhanced capacity flexibility.

“High volumes of inbound referrals to garner large market share during the forecast period.”

On the basis of type, the referral management market is segmented inbound and outbound referrals. The inbound referrals segment is projected to command the largest market share during the forecast period. The growing adoption of referral management solutions in hospitals and specialist centers is the major factor contributing to the large share of this segment.

“The providers segment is expected to hold the largest share during the forecast period.”

On the basis of end user, the referral management market is segmented into providers, payers and others. The providers segment is expected to grow at the highest rate during the forecast period. The large share and high growth of this segment can be attributed to factors such as increased adoption of referral management solutions by the primary care physicians, specialists and other healthcare providers to streamline patient referral process and reduce network leakages.

“The Asia Pacific referral management market is expected to grow at the highest rate during the forecast period.”

Geographically, the referral management market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific (APAC), and the Rest of the World. The Asia Pacific market is expected to grow at the highest rate during the forecast period. The high growth in this region can be attributed to the technology revolution in healthcare sector and growing emphasis of government on connected healthcare approach in this region. Growing geriatric patient pool in the APAC countries, demanding for advanced healthcare services and efficient care transition will further support the regional market growth.

Breakdown of supply-side primary interviews:

By Company Type: Tier 1 – 60%, Tier 2 – 18%, and Tier 3 – 22%

By Designation: C-level – 35%, Director-level – 25%, and Others – 40%

By Region: North America – 20%, Europe – 25%, APAC – 40%, and RoW – 15%

Some of the major players in the market include Cerner Corporation (US), eHealth Technologies (US), ReferralMD (US), CarePort Health (an Allscripts Company) (US), Kyruus (US), Eceptionist (US), Change Healthcare (US), HealthViewX (US), Persistent Systems (India), Fibroblast (US), Conifer Health Solutions (US), Blockit (US), Optum (US), par8o (US), Evariant (US), Dental CareLinks (US), ReferWell (US), Keet Health(US), Arcadia (US) and EZ Referral (Canada).

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COVID Data Failures Create Pressure for Public Health System Overhaul

After terrorists slammed a plane into the Pentagon on 9/11, ambulances rushed scores of the injured to community hospitals, but only three of the patients were taken to specialized trauma wards. The reason: The hospitals and ambulances had no real-time information-sharing system.

Nineteen years later, there is still no national data network that enables the health system to respond effectively to disasters and disease outbreaks. Many doctors and nurses must fill out paper forms on COVID-19 cases and available beds and fax them to public health agencies, causing critical delays in care and hampering the effort to track and block the spread of the coronavirus.

“We need to be thinking long and hard about making improvements in the data-reporting system so the response to the next epidemic is a little less painful,” said Dr. Dan Hanfling, a vice president at In-Q-Tel, a nonprofit that helps the federal government solve technology problems in health care and other areas. “And there will be another one.”

There are signs the COVID-19 pandemic has created momentum to modernize the nation’s creaky, fragmented public health data system, in which nearly 3,000 local, state and federal health departments set their own reporting rules and vary greatly in their ability to send and receive data electronically.

Sutter Health and UC Davis Health, along with nearly 30 other provider organizations around the country, recently launched a collaborative effort to speed and improve the sharing of clinical data on individual COVID cases with public health departments.

But even that platform, which contains information about patients’ diagnoses and response to treatments, doesn’t yet include data on the availability of hospital beds, intensive care units or supplies needed for a seamless pandemic response.

The federal government spent nearly $40 billion over the past decade to equip hospitals and physicians’ offices with electronic health record systems for improving treatment of individual patients. But no comparable effort has emerged to build an effective system for quickly moving information on infectious disease from providers to public health agencies.

In March, Congress approved $500 million over 10 years to modernize the public health data infrastructure. But the amount falls far short of what’s needed to update data systems and train staff at local and state health departments, said Brian Dixon, director of public health informatics at the Regenstrief Institute in Indianapolis.

The congressional allocation is half the annual amount proposed under last year’s bipartisan Saving Lives Through Better Data Act, which did not pass, and much less than the $4.5 billion Public Health Infrastructure Fund proposed last year by public health leaders.

“The data are moving slower than the disease,” said Janet Hamilton, executive director of the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists. “We need a way to get that information electronically and seamlessly to public health agencies so we can do investigations, quarantine people and identify hot spots and risk groups in real time, not two weeks later.”

The impact of these data failures is felt around the country. The director of the California Department of Public Health, Dr. Sonia Angell, was forced out Aug. 9 after a malfunction in the state’s data system left out up to 300,000 COVID-19 test results, undercutting the accuracy of its case count.

Other advanced countries have done a better job of rapidly and accurately tracking COVID-19 cases and medical resources while doing contact tracing and quarantining those who test positive. In France, physicians’ offices report patient symptoms to a central agency every day. That’s an advantage of having a national health care system.

“If someone in France sneezes, they learn about it in Paris,” said Dr. Chris Lehmann, clinical informatics director at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.

Coronavirus cases reported to U.S. public health departments are often missing patients’ addresses and phone numbers, which are needed to trace their contacts, Hamilton said. Lab test results often lack information on patients’ races or ethnicities, which could help authorities understand demographic disparities in transmission and response to the virus.

Last month, the Trump administration abruptly ordered hospitals to report all COVID-19 data to a private vendor hired by the Department of Health and Human Services rather than to the long-established reporting system run by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The administration said the switch would help the White House coronavirus task force better allocate scarce supplies.

The shift disrupted, at least temporarily, the flow of critical information needed to track COVID-19 outbreaks and allocate resources, public health officials said. They worried the move looked political in nature and could dampen public confidence in the accuracy of the data.

An HHS spokesperson said the transition had improved and sped up hospital reporting. Experts had various opinions on the matter but agreed that the new system doesn’t fix problems with the old CDC system that contributed to this country’s slow and ineffective response to COVID-19.

“While I think it’s an exceptionally bad idea to take the CDC out of it, the bottom line is the way CDC presented the data wasn’t all that useful,” said Dr. George Rutherford, a professor of epidemiology at the University of California-San Francisco.

The new HHS system lacks data from nursing homes, which is needed to ensure safe care for COVID patients after discharge from the hospital, said Dr. Lissy Hu, CEO of CarePort Health, which coordinates care between hospitals and post-acute facilities.

Some observers hope the pandemic will persuade the health care industry to push faster toward its goal of smoother data exchange through computer systems that can easily talk to one another — an objective that has met with only partial success after more than a decade of effort.

The case reporting system launched by Sutter Health and its partners sends clinical information from each coronavirus patient’s electronic health record to public health agencies in all 50 states. The Digital Bridge platform also allows the agencies for the first time to send helpful treatment information back to doctors and nurses. About 20 other health systems are preparing to join the 30 partners in the system, and major digital health record vendors like Epic and Allscripts have added the reporting capacity to their software.

Sutter hopes to get state and county officials to let the health system stop sending data manually, which would save its clinicians time they need for treating patients, said Dr. Steven Lane, Sutter’s clinical informatics director for interoperability.

The platform could be key in implementing COVID-19 vaccination around the country, said Dr. Andrew Wiesenthal, a managing director at Deloitte Consulting who spearheaded the development of Digital Bridge.

“You’d want a registry of everyone immunized, you’d want to hear if that person developed COVID anyway, then you’d want to know about subsequent symptoms,” he said. “You can only do that well if you have an effective data system for surveillance and reporting.”

The key is to get all the health care players — providers, insurers, EHR vendors and public health agencies — to collaborate and share data, rather than hoarding it for their own financial or organizational benefit, Wiesenthal said.

“One would hope we will use this crisis as an opportunity to fix a long-standing problem,” said John Auerbach, CEO of Trust for America’s Health. “But I worry this will follow the historical pattern of throwing a lot of money at a problem during a crisis, then cutting back after. There’s a tendency to think short term.”

This KHN story first published on California Healthline, a service of the California Health Care Foundation.

Kaiser Health News (KHN) is a national health policy news service. It is an editorially independent program of the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation which is not affiliated with Kaiser Permanente.

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