Today’s public health challenges are complex and far-reaching. Addressing them requires more than treating individual illnesses; it calls for a broader view of how health is shaped across entire ...

The terms “population health” and “population health management” have become ubiquitous among healthcare professionals as reimbursement models and medical providers transform from fee-for-service ...

As accountable care organizations strive to achieve the triple aim of lowering healthcare costs while improving quality of care and population health, the definition of “improving population health” ...

As healthcare systems evolve, there’s a growing need for strategies that improve outcomes for entire populations rather than focus solely on individual care. This shift calls for a more coordinated, ...

Effective population health management requires collecting, processing, and analyzing large amounts of patient data, making data analytics tools key for any population health initiative. Population ...

In the second panel discussion, speakers representing different categories of users of research, such as local public health practice, consumers, the federal government, and the private sector, ...

Ethical analysis of population health management calls for a communitarian vs individual approach, starting with reconceiving “covered lives” as “patient communities.” US health care has long sought ...

The population health workforce includes a wide range of workers in different sectors and settings, from governmental public health agencies to non-profit organizations. The COVID-19 pandemic and the ...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, organizations witnessed the consequences of fee-for-service as providers and patients struggled with communication and revenue. While value-based care is not a new ...