Welcome to this week's Healthcare Data Digest. In case you missed any of this week's headlines in our Twitter news feed, you can view them now:
- When Doctors and Patients Share in Decisions, Hospital Costs Go Up
- Twitter a Popular Source for Vaccination Information, Debate
- HINfographic: Medication Adherence — Getting America to Take Its Medicine
- Children in Traditional Two-Parent Married Household 17 Percent Less Likely to Be Obese
- New Chart: Who Coordinates Care Transitions?
- Study Finds 13 Percent Increase in Hospitals that Require Pediatrician Certification
- Californians with Medical Home More Likely to Get Flu Shots, Preventive Treatment
- Ideas to Ease Challenges of Mobile Health Adoption
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