Resuming In-Person Care

Episode 13 of the BACON from the MaineHealth ACO podcast, hosted by MaineHealth Accountable Care Organization, titled "Resuming In-Person Care" was published on May 11, 2020 and runs 22 minutes.

May 11, 2020 ·22m · BACON from the MaineHealth ACO

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Join us to explore how MaineHealth plans to resume in-person care for non-COVID patients with time-sensitive conditions, learn about a new resiliency-building Project ECHO session for providers and hear about new "coding cards" to help specialists increase the precision of their clinical documentation. Guests: Cheryl Liechty, MD; Steve DiGiovanni, MD; Stacey Ouellette; Joel Wirth, MD; Eiren Menhennitt.

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