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Caring for Our Communities: A Blueprint for Better Outcomes in Population Health
Mark Angelo, MD
ISBN: 978-1-64055-426-9
Softbound,
200pp,
2024
Order Code: 2499i
ACHE Management
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- Non Member Price: $28.00
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Book Description
Caring for Communities Toolkit (Please click on Read More to download this complimentary toolkit resource.)
There has never been a more compelling time to adopt a system of care based on population health management. The COVID-19 pandemic revealed substantial health disparities. The population is aging, and the Medicare insolvency crisis is looming. Now is the time to move away from fee-for-service care and toward an approach that prioritizes quality, outcomes, and affordability for all populations.
In Caring for Our Communities: A Blueprint for Better Outcomes in Population Health, author Mark Angelo shares the expertise he has acquired as a senior administrator of a large accountable care organization and a leader in population health and palliative medicine. He provides tactical guidance for developing effective population health programs, and he answers many questions about value-based care models. He also uses real-world examples and industry experts' views to clarify the concepts underlying value-based initiatives.
Topics covered include the following:
- The elements of value-based, population health-driven care
- Why health equity must be the focus of any successful value-based care approach\The structure and function of accountable care organization
- What the “payvider” model is and how it breaks down the silos between payers and providers
- How data and analytics are used to assess the health and needs of a population
- How to improve coordination and management along the continuum of care