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Healthcare IT Today features new Phreesia research on how providing adults and caregivers with vaccine information at the point of care is an effective strategy for supporting vaccine confidence and adoption. The outlet also shared that Phreesia, along with the National Association For Continence and Health.Equity.Outcomes., was awarded a grant to raise awareness of urinary incontinence in women.
Healthcare IT Today features Phreesia's joint campaign with the American Academy of Pediatrics to boost measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) immunization rates by reaching parents and caregivers of eligible or soon-to-be eligible children at the point of care.
Nephrology Times featured insights from Phreesia's Chief Clinical Officer Hilary Hatch, PhD, on how patient-provider conversations and patient activation play a key role in detection and prevention of chronic kidney disease.
Healthcare IT Today features Bob Glazer's appointment as a Strategic Advisor at Phreesia.
Healthcare IT Today shared the news that Phreesia is now available on Oracle Healthcare Marketplace and can be integrated with the Oracle Health Electronic Health Record (EHR).
EHRIntelligence.com highlights The CARE Center's successful experience in improving health outcomes for LGBTQ individuals by offering Phreesia's solutions that allow patients to self-report personal information.
MedCity News published a byline from our Chief Clinical Officer, Hilary Hatch, Ph.D., about how increasing patient activation and encouraging patient-provider conversations can help detect kidney disease early.
HIT Consultant features study by Phreesia on how patient activation is key to helping high-risk patients take preventive actions to manage their kidney health.
Chief Clinical Officer Hilary Hatch, Ph.D., joined Slice of Healthcare and discussed how Phreesia supports healthcare organizations to improve medication adherence and encourage patients to take more preventive measures in their health.
STAT News published an op-ed written by Phreesia's Chief Clinical Officer Hilary Hatch about the importance of communicating the recent update to mammogram guidelines to patients at the right moments in their care journey.
Renal + Urology News features Phreesia survey on how patient activation is key to helping high-risk patients take preventive actions to manage their kidney health.
Xtelligent Healthcare’s recent podcast episode features insights from Phreesia's Chief Clinical Officer Hilary Hatch, PhD, on vaccine hesitancy and how health systems can combat this issue.