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Population Health Management

2018
This chapter describes four perspectives: patient, provider, payer, and population (4Ps) and discusses how population health management (PHM) and analytics impact performance improvement. It reviews literature and themes surrounding population health, explores its unique place as a healthcare delivery perspective, articulates its public health and data
Monica J. Federico, Katherine Johnston
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A Strategy for Addressing Population Health Management

Journal of Public Health Management and Practice, 2016
Context: Population health management in the era of the Affordable Care Act focuses on identifying needs of health care service areas for targeted strategies. The United States has a “health disadvantage” compared with peer countries, particularly regarding obesity and women's life expectancy, while having high rates of ...
Julie M, Kapp, Debra Parker, Oliver, Eduardo J, Simoes   +2 more
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A Multilingual Population Health Management Program

Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, 2013
Many small- and medium-sized physician practices have developed specific programs and models toward becoming a successful patient-centered medical home. This article reports on a case-control quality improvement study of a multilingual population health management program for chronic disease management at International Community Health Services. In its
Edison W, Tsui, Grace, Wang, Abbie, Zahler, Olapeju M, Simoyan, Mark V, White, Michael, Mckee   +5 more
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Understanding Population Health Through Diabetes Population Management

Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America, 2016
A chronic and progressive illness, diabetes requires early diagnosis, effective coordination of care, and self-management to stem its progression. Population health management strategies hold promise to improve outcomes by focusing on reducing the frequency of acute and chronic complications of chronic disease, lowering the cost per service through an ...
Joanna, Mitri, Robert, Gabbay
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Defining Population Health Management: A Scoping Review of the Literature

Population Health Management, 2017
Population health management (PHM) has increasingly been mentioned as a concept to realize improvements in population health and quality of care while reducing cost growth (the so-called Triple Aim). The concept of PHM has been used in various settings and has been defined in different ways.
Steenkamer, BM, Drewes, HW, Heijink, R, Baan, CA, Struijs, JN   +4 more
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Population health management and the pharmacist’s role

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2017
The term population health management is one that defines itself. It means an intensive focus on the overall health of a given population in an effort to improve care, reduce costs, and promote wellness.
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Employing Personal Health Records for Population Health Management

2015
Linking various sources of medical data provides a wealth of data to researchers. Trends in society, however, have raised privacy concerns, leading to an increasing awareness of the value of data and data ownership. Personal Health Records address this concern by explicitly giving ownership of data to the patient and enabling the patient to choose whom
Ana Kostadinovska, Gert-Jan de Vries, Gijs Geleijnse, Katerina Zdravkova   +3 more
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Managing population health.

Physician executive, 1997
As experience with managing the health of populations is gained, resources will have to be set aside for rewarding improvements in Health Adjusted Life Expectancy (HALE). Financial incentives and rewards will need to be aligned with improved outcomes, instead of the traditional fee-for-service structure.
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Framework for Effective Population Health Management Solutions

2015
As the cost of health care continues to rise, it has become imperative for care organizations to move from a volume-based system of care to one of value-based care. In order to make this shift, health care organizations must have the ability to manage entire populations as well as manage care at the individual level.
Cheryl Hertel, Kevin McArdle
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Evolving Public Health from Population Health to Population Health Management

2017
Population health management (PHM) focuses on individuals at risk for chronic conditions who also have the highest health-care costs. This chapter covers the (1) definitions of population health and population health management; (2) challenges in coordinated care; (3) strategic imperatives for development, implementation, and evaluation of PHM; (4) use
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