Population health teams from other organizations, such as the Public Health Institute (PHI), have similarly adapted operations to meet public health needs exacerbated by the pandemic. 11 PHI ...

Population health is more about seeing the big picture and considering the whole population rather just the individual—hence the name population, because that’s how words work.

Population health represents a real opportunity for providers to improve not only the health and well-being of those they serve, but also their own financial health.

Use of the term “population health” has surged in recent years. Much of this enthusiasm has been driven by the idea that health reform would restructure incentives and unite the priorities of ...

Population health is ultimately about the individual. The individuals in the population are either happy or sad, feel joy or pain, experience suffering and despair, and ultimately live or die.

Of the 534 state referenda and constitutional amendment ballot initiatives that passed nationwide between 2014 and 2023, 339 (63.5 percent) were related to population health in the categories of ...

“Still, population health management isn’t something that can be done solely during patient visits or in the examining room,” said Cutitta. “You also have to think about technologies that can function ...

A population health approach examines how medical care, genetics, individual behavior, public health interventions and social indicators such as education and employment all play a role in ...

But success for health systems will require a recognition on their part that a gap exists between population health and current care management. And in the efforts taken to narrow that divide.

Aotearoa needs five times more Māori nurses to reflect the Māori population and deliver culturally safe health care, a new ...

Even health systems that tout sophisticated population health strategies admit they’re still light on risk in their contracts with commercial insurers, which limits the scope of their results.