Recent Work
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Most Hospitals Receive Failing Score in at Least One Quality Dimension of Their Community Health Needs Assessment
Developing clearer guidelines for measuring a hospital’s orientation toward population health would be a big step towards fundamentally improving population health and changing the relationship between a hospital and its community.
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Before We Reward, We Must Measure: Tracking Population Health Management by US Hospitals
For the amount of money the United States spends on healthcare—the largest percentage of GDP of any nation—the return on investment is not very good. To make our healthcare expenditure more cost-effective, we must reward hospitals that effectively manage population health. But, before we can reward, we must measure.
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