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ACG System v13.0 Introduces New Components Addressing Social Determinants of Health

ACG System v13.0 Introduces New Components Addressing Social Determinants of Health

March 10th, 2022
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Social Determinants of Health
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In this post, we continue to discuss the latest features of the upcoming ACG System version 13.0, specifically Social Need Markers and ACG GeoHealth. These […]

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Coming This Year: v13.0 of the Johns Hopkins ACG System

Coming This Year: v13.0 of the Johns Hopkins ACG System

February 23rd, 2022
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We are extremely excited for our upcoming release – version 13.0 of the ACG System, our most innovative release to date. ACG System v13.0 is […]

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Using the ACG System’s New Segmentation Module to Target Actionable Patient Groups

Using the ACG System’s New Segmentation Module to Target Actionable Patient Groups

February 10th, 2022
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Population Health Management & Improvement  |  
Risk Stratification & Population Segmentation
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Johns Hopkins HealthCare (JHHC), the managed care division of Johns Hopkins, has been a long-time user and test site for the Johns Hopkins ACG System. […]

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How the ACG System was used to help providers assess and refer patients to care coordinators—leading to cost savings and better patient care

How the ACG System was used to help providers assess and refer patients to care coordinators—leading to cost savings and better patient care

January 5th, 2022
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Care Management  |  
Population Health Management & Improvement
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In today’s health care environment, coordination of patient care can be extremely difficult. Many physicians face a juggling act, trying to balance management of high-risk […]

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How can understanding common comorbidities improve your population health strategy and ultimately, patient outcomes?

How can understanding common comorbidities improve your population health strategy and ultimately, patient outcomes?

December 15th, 2021
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Population Health Management & Improvement
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A comorbidity can be defined as the presence of two or more diseases or medical conditions in a patient. Hypertension, high cholesterol, obesity and chronic […]

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