Lexis Nexis

DECEMBER 22, 2021

Health outcomes (e.g., ambulatory care-sensitive condition emergency room visits, readmissions, cost of care) Evaluate the impact of an intervention on a health outcome of interest: Readmission Rates Total Cost of Care Admissions ER visits Hospital acquired conditions Preventable Hospitalizations: Ambulatory Care?Sensitive?Emergency

Ambulatory Care 52

Ambulatory Care Patient Experience Prevention Population Health 52

Health Populi

AUGUST 24, 2021

The authors suggest that investing more in prevention and health promotion for these groups could improve health outcomes and get to more equitable spending levels. Here, we see that Latino/Hispanic and Black people were more likely to lack an ongoing relationship with a physician or primary care clinic.

Ambulatory Care 133

Ambulatory Care Primary Care Medicare Prevention 133

Health Populi

JUNE 30, 2023

Another key shift that serves as a medical cost trend deflator is the shift in site of care, to homes, community-based care locales, and outpatient healthcare settings such as ambulatory surgery centers. We’ve reached a new phase in health care in the U.S., That’s history.

Ambulatory Care 81

Ambulatory Care Life Sciences Pharmaceuticals Hospitals 81

Health Dialog

MARCH 8, 2016

In October 2015, the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) released updated screening recommendations for high blood pressure in adults. Community health station kiosks known to have proven accuracy. Related posts: Chronic Care Management Priorities for a Newly-Diagnosed Patient. Population Health Management.

Prevention 40

Prevention Ambulatory Care Clinical Practice Nursing 40

Healthcare It News

DECEMBER 13, 2022

Uncontrolled chronic disease is another issue, said Dr. Robert Fields, executive vice president and chief population health officer. " Care plans include nutrition and physical activity strategies and care coordination services to onboard patients to the program, and in-home devices. Interdisciplinary.

Ambulatory Care 279

Ambulatory Care Population Health Telemedicine Prevention 279

NASHP

AUGUST 23, 2021

[ii] These shortages of primary care providers (PCPs), who serve as the entry point to medical care and often play a large role in coordinating patient care, create challenges for residents of rural areas, the PCPs who serve them, and the Medicaid agencies responsible for providing access to services for program participants throughout the state.

Primary Care 64

Primary Care Medicaid Accountability Quality Improvement 64