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Maximizing Your Existing Data: Risk Stratification Using EHR Data

Maximizing Your Existing Data: Risk Stratification Using EHR Data

September 12th, 2024
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Risk Stratification & Population Segmentation
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Electronic Health Records (EHRs) are invaluable for providers interested in population health analytics. Why? Health plans have medical and pharmacy claims data to use as […]

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7 Quick Wins in Population Health Analytics that You Can Start Implementing TODAY

7 Quick Wins in Population Health Analytics that You Can Start Implementing TODAY

August 19th, 2024
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Creating a comprehensive population health strategy doesn’t have to be complicated. In fact, there are many quick ways to analyze your data to reveal potential […]

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SDoH Blog Roundup

July 11th, 2024
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Population Health Management & Improvement  |  
Risk Stratification & Population Segmentation
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Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) — such as access to safe housing, education and healthy food — impact a wide range of health and quality-of-life outcomes. Today we […]

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Smarter Segmentation: Identifying and Addressing Rising Risk Patients to Improve Population Health

Smarter Segmentation: Identifying and Addressing Rising Risk Patients to Improve Population Health

June 20th, 2024
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Population Health Management & Improvement  |  
Risk Stratification & Population Segmentation
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One goal of an effective population health management strategy is to identify and prioritize resources for the patients who need it most. But who are […]

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The development of Patient Need Groups: An approach to needs-based population segmentation based on patterns of morbidity and mental health

The development of Patient Need Groups: An approach to needs-based population segmentation based on patterns of morbidity and mental health

May 15th, 2024
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Population Health Management & Improvement
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The ACG System is continuously evolved and maintained through ongoing research and development by the Johns Hopkins Center for Population Health IT (CPHIT). CPHIT is […]

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Maximizing Your Existing Data: Risk Stratification Using EHR Data
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SDoH Blog Roundup
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Smarter Segmentation: Identifying and Addressing Rising Risk Patients to Improve Population Health
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The development of Patient Need Groups: An approach to needs-based population segmentation based on patterns of morbidity and mental health
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