Hospitals are missing high-risk patients: 6 strategies changing the course
In 2024, nearly 1,700 people in the U.S. died from cancer each day. Many could have benefited from earlier identification, but variable workflows, limited tech integration and care disparities make it difficult to consistently flag high-risk patients.
Now, health systems are starting to close those gaps. From EHR-integrated risk assessments to AI-powered alerts for nurse navigators, organizations are seeing measurable improvements — including reduced patient leakage, higher genetic test uptake and better follow-through on care.
Based on insights from clinical and innovation leaders, this short report outlines six real-world strategies to bring greater consistency and scale to high-risk cancer screening.
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Now, health systems are starting to close those gaps. From EHR-integrated risk assessments to AI-powered alerts for nurse navigators, organizations are seeing measurable improvements — including reduced patient leakage, higher genetic test uptake and better follow-through on care.
Based on insights from clinical and innovation leaders, this short report outlines six real-world strategies to bring greater consistency and scale to high-risk cancer screening.
Download the report to learn:
- How one health system cut patient leakage with real-time insights in nurse navigator workflows
- Why hybrid genetic counseling models are critical to scaling risk identification
- Strategies for surfacing high-risk patients in rural and underserved communities
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