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Eon Employee Spotlight – Mckenzie Smalling, Clinical Transformation Coordinator
This quarter’s Employee Spotlight illuminates a member of the Care Management team who’s quickly made herself indispensable. Mckenzie Smalling ensures that some of the most clinically challenging cases are managed with the efficiency and attention to ...
Uniting Providers to Breathe New Life into Pulmonary Medicine
It’s no secret that our current healthcare system is fragmented at best. It’s not uncommon for information to become siloed, or even lost in the midst of endless administrative tasks and unrelenting workflows. Physicians do their best with what they h...
Eon Employee Spotlight – Heather Rasmussen, Clinical Transformation & Advanced User Education Manager
Welcome to another addition of Eon Spotlight – where we recognize the most important part of our organization, our people. We are incredibly proud of our team, and want you all to know who the people are that make the wheels turn. In this spirit, th...
Industry Leading… Eon Paves The Way For Incidental Pulmonary Nodule Intelligence
Optimization of the care of the incidental pulmonary nodule patient that ultimately leads to a system-wide stage shift and improved lung cancer outcomes is complex, and requires an integrated set of processes but without both capture of the incidental pul...
Eon Employee Spotlight – Priya Viswanathan, Data Analyst
In an attempt to draw positive attention to the most important assets of Eon – its employees – we are developing a series to applaud the very same. A business cannot function without a solid team in place, and we are extra proud of the team we have. P...
Incidental Findings And The Opportunity To Improve The Early Detection of Cancer
It’s the same for any cancer. When discovered in the later stages, the prognosis is poor. When discovered in the early stages, treatment has a better chance to be effective, and the prognosis is much better
