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I Don’t Care: Educating Healthcare Consumers

Name: I Don’t Care: Educating Healthcare Consumers
Uploaded: 2019-10-25T10:19:14.000Z
Description: On this episode of I Don’t Care, MarketScale healthcare industry contributor Kevin Stevenson, MBA FACHE, discussed the importance of educating healthcare consumers on the various options they have. “People are becoming a lot more involved in their care and they’re able to access a wide variety of healthcare information,” Stevenson said. The problem for…

On this episode of I Don’t Care, MarketScale healthcare industry contributor Kevin Stevenson, MBA FACHE, discussed the importance of educating healthcare consumers on the various options they have. “People are becoming a lot more involved in their care and they’re able to access a wide variety of healthcare information,” Stevenson said. The problem for…

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October 25, 2019, 10:19 AM UTC

On this episode of I Don’t Care, MarketScale healthcare industry contributor Kevin Stevenson, MBA FACHE, discussed the importance of educating healthcare consumers on the various options they have.

“People are becoming a lot more involved in their care and they’re able to access a wide variety of healthcare information,” Stevenson said.

The problem for consumers can be finding the right information and knowing who you can trust with your health. Stevenson gave his thoughts on the mass amount of information available to patients nowadays and how healthcare providers need to adapt.

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