Emmi® Programs Help Hospitals Scale Up to Drive Quality Care Transitions
Discharged patients need to be engaged throughout a care transition to have the confidence and ability to manage their health at home. However, this requires hospitals and health systems to find effective and scalable ways of empowering patients post-discharge. As an organization, we’re always looking to see how we can help find solutions to the biggest challenges hospitals and health systems face.
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