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Designed for use in conjunction with a provider’s clinical judgment, our evidence-based inpatient surgical care guidelines describe best practice care and recovery, support care quality, and efficient resource management. MCG Inpatient & Surgical Care guidelines offer evidence-based criteria, goals, optimal care pathways, and other decision ...
Feb 28, 2023 · Leader in clinical decision support adds COVID-19-specific guidelines and new help for specialty medication use. SEATTLE, Wash., February 28, 2023 – MCG Health, part of the Hearst Health network and an industry leader in technology-enabled evidence-based guidance, announces the release of its 27 th edition of the MCG care guidelines.
MCG & Hearst Health. MCG Health, part of the Hearst Health network, provides unbiased clinical guidance that gives healthcare organizations confidence in their patient-centered care decisions. Our artificial intelligence and technology solutions, infused with objective clinical expertise, enable our clients to prioritize and simplify their work.
Feb 27, 2024 · Leading publisher of unbiased, evidence-based clinical guidance incorporates changes to support CMS-4201-F compliance. SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 27, 2024 – MCG Health, part of the Hearst Health network and an industry leader in technology-enabled evidence-based guidance, announces the release of its 28th edition of the MCG care guidelines.
Learn about the tripartite license agreement between MCG, eGov and GIS-Gurugram, and how it benefits the citizens and the administration.
Care guidelines from MCG provide fast access to evidence-based medicine’s best practices and care plan tools across the continuum of treatment, providing clinical decision support and documentation that enables efficient transitions between care settings. A majority of U.S. health plans and over 3,100 hospitals use our evidence-based ...
With MCG: Payers can get transparency into how care is provided and which practices provide the highest (and safest) quality care for a member. Providers can align clinical decisions with an evidence-based common language used by a majority of payers and thousands of hospitals to reduce denial rates and improve patient care. States can improve ...
