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Highly engaged patients know more about the status of their health. They are more likely to be involved with their healthcare decision-making, and they typically take better care of themselves. They tend to exercise more, eat better, and receive more preventative care.
Keep in mind that patients will need different levels of engagement. Patients with complex or critical healthcare concerns will need to be more involved with their wellness plans. So, create unique patient engagement plans for patients depending on their circumstances.
Don’t focus on one part of patient wellness. Create programs and plans that relate to all aspects of well-being. Incorporating mind and body may encourage patients to get more involved.
Successful patient engagement programs and incentives are created by both the marketing and medical team. You need marketing advice to increase patient adoption and healthcare advice that will lead to better health and wellness.
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