8 Types of Mobile Hospital Apps
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Hospital Apps are a great way to engage with patients and studies show that they want to use them. These apps are not only convenient, but they allow patients to work with their providers and can result in a much more favorable outcome to their medical issues and overall health. Here's a list of 8 different types of Mobile Hospital Apps. For the full post, visit http://www.merraine.com/8-types-mobile-hospital-apps-3-features-patients-want/
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- 1. 8 Types of Mobile Hospital Apps and the 3 Features Patients Want Most
- 2. Hospital Apps are a great way to engage with patients. Studies show they want to use them.
- 3. These convenient apps allow patients to work with their providers, resulting in favorable outcomes for medical issues and overall health.
- 4. Accenture reports that: • About 66% of the largest hospitals in the US offer a mobile app . • Nearly 54% of patients reported interest in using healthcare apps • Only 2% are currently using their hospital’s app.
- 5. 8 Types of Hospital Apps MobileSmith, a leading app developer, defines 8 common types of hospital apps.
- 6. ER/Urgent Care Apps 1 Route patients to the nearest optimal urgent care. Provide directions, travel time, wait times, insurance options, etc.
- 7. Wayfinding Apps 2 Help patients find their way around your property and locate departments, staff members, physicians.
- 8. Pregnancy/Childbirth Apps 3 Educate patients and keep them on schedule for appointments and care with a pregnancy tracker.
- 9. General Hospital Apps 4 Spotlight branding and messaging, provide information about hospital services, virtual tour, ER wait times, etc.
- 10. Cancer Care/Outpatient Apps 5 Patients can manage care, appointments and lab results and engage with care team and other patients.
- 11. Physician Referral Apps 6 Provide a quick and easy referral process and strengthen physician relationships at your facility.
- 12. Wellness Apps 7 Patients can track their own health, wellness and exercise class schedules.
- 13. Medication Tracking Apps 8 Track doses, intervals, meals, and feelings. Help manage response to treatment and avoid medication conflicts.
- 14. Why are only 2% of patients using a hospital’s apps? The answer lies in the features they offer and the ones they don’t. Only 11% of hospital apps have the 3 features that patients desire most.
- 15. 3 Features that Patients Desire Most in a Healthcare App According to reporting by HealthcareBusinessTech.com.
- 16. EHR Access to their EHR/EMR (electronic health/medical record)1 2 3 Appointments The ability to book, cancel, and reschedule appointments Prescriptions The ability to process refills on their medical prescriptions
- 17. There are many ways a hospital can use mobile apps to increase engagement and the overall health and success of patient treatment.
- 18. The sooner hospitals take the app plunge and begin to build patient engagement, the sooner you can begin to build your hospital’s brand and become more patient-focused.
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