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“Patients-first consumerism is not a fad. It is a successful business model to actively reach and engage patients when and how they are comfortable,” says Anthony Brooke, VP, strategy, product, partnerships and data analytics at digital consumer health tech company, GetWellNetwork.

For clinicians, this news “means we are at an inflection point where patient-reported data, often from non-FDA certified devices, starts to gain clinical acceptance,” says Anthony Brooke, VP of strategy for product, partnerships and data analytics at GetWellNetwork, a digital consumer health tech company based in Bethesda, Maryland.

by LouAnn Bala, MSN, R.N. VP, strategic product management, GetWellNetwork                                 For many hospitals and health systems, creating a culture of high reliability is a priority. As healthcare shifts toward value-based care models that reward strong clinical outcomes, using repeatable,…

Following surgery and chemotherapy to treat non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma at age 28, Michael O’Neil emerged humbled and inspired, and ready to finish the graduate studies interrupted unexpectedly by cancer. Steering his final year into a life mission and business plan, Michael founded GetWellNetwork to tackle an unaddressed problem in healthcare: how to help people take a more active…

In this episode of the MGMA Insider podcast, Anthony Brooke, VP, strategy, product, partnerships and data analytics at GetWellNetwork, shares his unique insights on how the industry is handling new product adoption and adjusting to new technologies and the biggest opportunities for patient-first healthcare innovation.

Patients today are expecting seamless digital experiences at their fingertips in every industry they interact with, including healthcare.

Having a strategy for the implementation of evidence-based practice and the creation of a research agenda for nursing is critical.

Patient engagement is essential to improve outcomes and reduce healthcare costs. This study aimed to examine the socio-demographic factors associated with one’s capacity to engage in their health care.

In this episode of the MGMA Insights podcast, we gaze into a crystal ball to discuss the future of healthcare technology with thoughts from industry experts, including GetWellNetwork, VP of Strategy, Anthony Brooke.