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  • What Are The Top Barriers to Medication Adherence?

    What Are The Top Barriers to Medication Adherence?

    Today, 82% of adults in the U.S. regularly take at least one medication, while 29% take five or more. Unfortunately, many aren’t taking them as...

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  • The Power of the Nurse-Patient Relationship: Mentoring and Guidance is Critical to Behavior Change

    The Power of the Nurse-Patient Relationship: Mentoring and Guidance is Critical to Behavior Change

    Health coaching is at the heart of what we do at Health Dialog. Building lasting relationships with our patients can help drive positive behavior change...

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  • Don’t Let Hypertension be Your Population’s Silent Killer

    Don’t Let Hypertension be Your Population’s Silent Killer

    In late 2017, the American College of Cardiology (ACC) and the American Heart Association (AHA) released guidelines that redefined the readings for high...

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  • 5 Common Questions About Medication Adherence

    5 Common Questions About Medication Adherence

    Today, medication non-adherence is one of the biggest drivers of poor medical outcomes and rising healthcare costs. While it may seem like a simple task to...

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  • AMCP 2018 Nexus: Improving Medication Adherence Through Personalized Interventions

    AMCP 2018 Nexus: Improving Medication Adherence Through Personalized Interventions

    At Health Dialog, we’re always excited to participate in forward-looking events, meet leaders across the healthcare industry, and discuss strategies...

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  • Helping individuals use healthcare effectively with coaching support

    Helping individuals use healthcare effectively with coaching support

    While it may seem straightforward for some individuals, following medical instructions can bring up a host of challenges. Failing to fill a prescription,...

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  • Is Your Diabetes Management Program Missing the Mark?

    Is Your Diabetes Management Program Missing the Mark?

    Diabetes is one of the leading causes of death and disability in the United States. The CDC has found that 30.3 million U.S. adults have diabetes and an...

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  • What to Expect at the 2018 APG Colloquium

    What to Expect at the 2018 APG Colloquium

    It’s a busy time at Health Dialog. The start of fall brings exciting industry events, and our team is gearing up to attend two in this month. The first is...

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  • The Erosion of Trust in Healthcare

    The Erosion of Trust in Healthcare

    For several decades, public opinion surveys have documented a troublesome erosion of public trust in the healthcare system.  For example, in 2015 only 37...

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  • Higher satisfaction with care and treatment outcomes seen with shared decision making

    Higher satisfaction with care and treatment outcomes seen with shared decision making

    The shift toward patient-centered care and the popularity of high-deductible health plans are driving patients to take charge of their health and their...

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  • 3 Ways to Maximize Member Engagement with Digital Health Programs

    3 Ways to Maximize Member Engagement with Digital Health Programs

    In today’s hectic world, capturing people’s attention can be challenging. And when it comes to their health, it’s more difficult than ever. According to a...

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  • How cost-effective are workplace wellness programs?

    How cost-effective are workplace wellness programs?

    Billions of dollars are spent each year on employee wellness programs, but the cost effectiveness of these programs is debated in a study from the Rand...

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  • Is Wearable Technology the Future of Population Health?

    Is Wearable Technology the Future of Population Health?

    As the healthcare industry continues to place a heavy emphasis on value-based care, employers are searching for solutions to elevate quality without...

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  • Webinar Preview: Tackling the Top 5 Barriers for Medication Adherence

    Webinar Preview: Tackling the Top 5 Barriers for Medication Adherence

    It may sound like a simple task to take medications on time and as directed. However, medication non-adherence is more common than you may expect. Today,...

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  • Improving Medication Adherence

    Improving Medication Adherence

    Today, 82 percent of adults in the United States regularly take at least one medication, while 29 percent take five or more. Unfortunately, many aren’t...

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  • Health Coaching Programs Lower Costs and Improve Quality Outcomes

    Health Coaching Programs Lower Costs and Improve Quality Outcomes

    Bettering the patient experience while also improving the health of your population and cutting costs is largely considered the “holy grail” for healthcare...

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  • A Look Back: AHIP 2018

    A Look Back: AHIP 2018

    It’s no doubt that AHIP 2018 was an incredible success. With so many talented and intelligent speakers, this year’s event, to me, seemed to have some of...

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  • Three Key Themes to Look Forward to at AHIP Institute and Expo 2018

    Three Key Themes to Look Forward to at AHIP Institute and Expo 2018

    Every June, thousands of healthcare professionals gather at the AHIP Institute & Expo to discuss the evolving medical landscape. Described as the...

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  • The Value of Population Health Management at Your Organization; Which Data are Important

    The Value of Population Health Management at Your Organization; Which Data are Important

    Big Data seems to be all you hear in the healthcare industry lately. Data is being generated from many sources leading us to become overwhelmed with the...

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  • Sneak Peek: What we’ll be talking about at AHIP 2018

    Sneak Peek: What we’ll be talking about at AHIP 2018

    AHIP Institute & Expo 2018 is only a few weeks away. As attendees gear up to hear dozens of today’s top healthcare professionals speak about our evolving...

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