ECRI Now provides unique insights on pressing healthcare issues. In each episode, ECRI’s subject matter experts share their experience in relationship to the latest healthcare news. Topics range from ethical issues in healthcare, patient safety, infection control, healthcare IT and spend management across the continuum of care from health systems to non-acute care.
The idea that diagnosis is a single event that happens at a single point of time by a single healthcare provider is a common misconception—one that doesn’t account for the complex, multifaceted system of patients, family members, providers, and technologies. In this episode, Victor Lane Rose, Executive Director, of Aging and Ambulatory Care at ECRI, discusses diagnosis and describes why patient, family, and caregiver participation is especially important in diagnosing Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
18 Jun 2024
ECRI’s New SALUTE Program for Veteran Health
When service members transition from the military to civilian life, they’re no longer part of the military health system, but they need healthcare that takes their veteran status into account. In this episode, Shannon Davila, Executive Director of Total Systems Safety at ECRI, describes a new program from ECRI specifically developed to promote veterans’ safety.
Learn more at www.ecri.org/salute (www.ecri.org/salute).
5 Apr 2024
The Evidence on Race-Based Clinical Algorithms
Clinical algorithms that include considerations of patients’ race have complex effects, sometimes making care disparities worse, and sometimes helping to reduce disparities. In this episode, ECRI’s Kelley Tipton, MPH, Associate Director of Evidence Contracts & Consulting, describes an ECRI-Penn Medicine Evidence-Based Practice Center (https://www.ecri.org/solutions/ecri-penn-medicine-evidence-based-practice-center) (EPC) systematic review of the evidence related to racial considerations in clinical algorithms. For more details, read the full EPC report (https://effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/products/racial-disparities-health-healthcare/research) and a systematic review (https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M23-2960) published March 12, 2024, in Annals of Internal Medicine.
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