POPULATION HEALTH ANALYTICS

How one ACG System user identified ED-related cost savings opportunities

How one ACG System user identified ED-related cost savings opportunities

October 5th, 2021
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Emergency Department Classification  |  
Population Health Management & Improvement

Using the most appropriate setting of care is one of the best ways to reduce health care costs. One way the ACG System supports this […]

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Population Segmentation 101

Population Segmentation 101

September 22nd, 2021
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ACG 101  |  
Risk Stratification & Population Segmentation

In the population health analytics world, population segmentation is an integral part of data analysis, and the ACG System relies on population segmentation to provide […]

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The ACG System and Predictive Modeling

The ACG System and Predictive Modeling

September 7th, 2021
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ACG 101

Predictive Modeling is a common statistical technique that is often used to predict future outcomes. The ACG System’s predictive models can help System users gain […]

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What sets the ACG System apart?

What sets the ACG System apart?

August 18th, 2021
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ACG 101

When it comes to the world of population health, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by all the options out there. You may also be asking […]

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Using Control Charts to Measure Performance

Using Control Charts to Measure Performance

August 10th, 2021
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Emergency Department Classification  |  
Population Health Management & Improvement

The ACG System’s unique tools and granular visit-level data can help an organization use control charts to monitor Emergency Department visits, so they know if a specific intervention is achieving the desired goal. Learn more about control charts and how to use them.

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