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Understanding the Costs and Risks
[By Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA]
Gratefully, our book, Financial Management Strategies of Hospitals and Healthcare Organizations [Tools, Techniques, Case Studies and Checklists] has become an academic best seller.
It contains a chapter on Wellness and Population Health 2.0; included here for your review [By Jennifer Tomasik, Carey Huntington, and Fabian Poliak]. .
I am especially proud of this work. This managerial book mimics the popular style of colleague Atul Gawande MD in his acclaimed work The Checklist Manifesto.
Why? All hospitals are still subject to the imperative: No Margin – No Mission.
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Assessment
In an example of population health management and policy leadership, another colleague, David B. Nash MD MBA of the Wharton School, and Endowed Dean of Jefferson University Medical School [father of population health], even wrote the “Foreword”.
Click on this link to read it entirely.
Link: Foreword.Nash
More:
- Can Our Environmental Stressors be Inherited by Our Children? (11/7/12)
- Do You Really Mean “Health” Expenditures? (8/7/12)
- More Perspectives on “Population Medicine” (7/18/12)
- Are Male Genetic Health Differences Disparities or Inequities? (7/10/12)
- Is Population Medicine Population Health? (6/13/12)
- Really?? A Free Population Health Textbook from Preventing Chronic Disease?? (5/9/12)
- The Link Between Income and Health (4/11/12)
- IPH Reader Craig Mosbaek Weighs in on 2012 (1/19/12)
- Population Health Outlook for 2012 (1/12/12)
- Have You Heard of “Primordial Prevention”? (5/31/11)
- A Year in the Blogosphere (5/18/11)
- Improving Population Health…in 2011 (1/4/11)
- New Year’s Resolutions and Population Health Improvement: Anything in Common? (12/27/10)
- Population Health: If It’s Everything, Is It Nothing? (9/8/10)
- Is Population Health Finally Coming into Its Own? (5/18/10)
Conclusion
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Community Health Needs Assessments
[An Opportunity to Bring Public Health and the Healthcare Delivery System Together to Improve Population Health]
According to Michael A. Stoto PhD, population health is fundamentally about measuring health outcomes and their upstream determinants and using these measures to coordinate the efforts of public health agencies, the healthcare delivery system, and many other entities in the community to improve health.
http://www.improvingpopulationhealth.org/blog/2013/04/community-health-needs-assessments-an-opportunity-to-bring-public-health-and-the-healthcare-delivery.html
These measures monitor how well we are managing a responsibility that we all share, and help to set priorities. Managing a shared responsibility, however, is challenging: given the many factors that influence health, no single entity can be held accountable for health outcomes.
Amy
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High-achiever practices making waves in population health
Effective population health management lies way down the road for many small and midsize physician practices currently struggling with the initial stages of EHR meaningful use.
http://www.medicalpracticeinsider.com/news/high-achiever-practices-making-waves-population-health?email=%%EmailAddress%%&GroupID=116654&mkt_tok=3RkMMJWWfF9wsRonvavAZKXonjHpfsX56O0kXK6zlMI%2F0ER3fOvrPUfGjI4DTMJhI%2BSLDwEYGJlv6SgFQ7LHMbpszbgPUhM%3D
Nonetheless, they can look to practices at the vanguard of HIT adoption to get a sense for what’s possible.
Derrick
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Why you need a population health management IT system
http://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2013/04/population-health-management-system.html
An interesting perspective.
George
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CM v UM v DM
DEM
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