New Data Shows That Engaging Patients with Relevant Cancer-Prevention Information During Check-In Increases Screening Rates
The analysis revealed that when patients were shown relevant and accurate cancer prevention information while checking in for a visit with their doctor, they found the information helpful and said they would discuss preventive screenings with their doctor or request appointments.
- The analysis revealed that when patients were shown relevant and accurate cancer prevention information while checking in for a visit with their doctor, they found the information helpful and said they would discuss preventive screenings with their doctor or request appointments.
- “We underestimate the lifesaving value of clear communications directly to patients about the importance of cancer screenings,” said Hilary Hatch, PhD, a clinical psychologist and Phreesia’s Chief Clinical Officer.
- One health system asked more than 87,000 patients about mammogram screenings, and 32% of them requested a mammogram appointment.
- "We believe that engaging patients with high-quality and relevant information about their health results in better health outcomes," said David Linetsky, SVP, Life Sciences, at Phreesia.