Not providing a patient access to a learning health system is as unethical as it is to not allow a patient access to life-saving medicine, according to Sachin Jain, MD, MBA, chief medical officer at CareMore Health System.
Not providing a patient access to a learning health system is as unethical as it is to not allow a patient access to life-saving medicine, according to Sachin Jain, MD, MBA, chief medical officer at CareMore Health System and editorial board member of The American Journal of Managed Care.
“I think we have to think more about the ethics of changing healthcare and why getting patients into accountable care organizations that improve quality and reduce costs is actually more of an ethical imperative than a business imperative,” Dr Jain says.
He adds that the technology that exists in today’s changing healthcare system allows for the perfect platform to embody a learning health system, as it allows for the application of electronic health record systems and date driven information to improve care.
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