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Video: Nemours Children's Health System Shifts Focus Away from Bricks and Mortar

The hospital field's perception of what constitutes a hospital has to change, says David Bailey, M.D., Nemours' president and CEO
December 1, 2015
Marty Stempniak
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The hospital field's perception of what constitutes a hospital has to change, says David Bailey, M.D., Nemours' president and CEO, in a video interview.


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What Do Most Health Care Systems Have in Common?

Societies, religions and cultures differ, but health care systems in most countries face remarkably similar challenges. Perhaps we can learn from each other to face them.
December 1, 2015
Emily Friedman
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Our health care systems differ. Our societies differ. Our religions differ. But we are members of a very special community, a community of caring. And we need to stand with our health care brothers and sisters.


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Community Paramedicine Can Improve Your Hospital's Standing, Ease ED Burden

This emerging care model uses local emergency medicine technicians and paramedics to provide services outside of their traditional emergency response and transport roles.
November 30, 2015
Michael Milligan
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Community paramedicine uses local emergency medicine technicians and paramedics to provide services outside of their traditional emergency response and transport roles. 


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The 12 Steps Health Systems Can Take to Achieve Population Health Management

Only when provider organizations anticipate, lessen demand for and allocate medical services effectively among vulnerable groups can they achieve the best results.
November 23, 2015
David Ollier Weber
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For all the lip service paid to population health management, few organizations in the United States are really committed to it. Not, anyway, in the original sense of the term.


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Leading Factors for Making the Transition to Population Health

A survey of providers shows that most are in the thinking, talking and planning stages of implementing at-risk arrangements.
November 19, 2015
Michael N. Abrams and Rita E. Numerof
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Although population health management has garnered significant attention, there has been little effort in tracking the actual progress that’s been made toward value-based models of care.


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'Winning' by Defeating the Triple Aim

Successful strategies will be the ones that thrive despite high variance, multiple energy inputs and many strategic options.
November 16, 2015
Joe Flower
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In health care, we are near the end of the first act of whatever you want to call this vast change we are going through. 


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The Role of Staff in Health Care's Transformation Needs More Attention

Survey of HR execs indicates readiness lagging in front line staff
November 11, 2015
Paul Barr
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Staffing may create a stumbling block for health care executives as the field attempts to transform how care is delivered, according to a survey of health care human resource executives.
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Collaborating with Public Health Departments for Population Health

Julie Morita, M.D., describes the city of Chicago's tightened relationships with hospitals.
November 6, 2015
Marty Stempniak
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Julie Morita, M.D., commissioner of the Chicago Department of Public Health, discusses partnerships the city has formed with local hospital systems in this H&HN video interview.


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AHA Voices

Jonathan Perlin, Chair of the AHA, on Engaging Our Communities and Transforming Health Care

Leadership Toolkit for Redefining the H
November 3, 2015
Jonathan Perlin
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Earlier this year, the AHA released the “Leadership Toolkit for Redefining the H: Engaging Trustees and Communities,” a culmination of months of work by two AHA committees — the Committee on Research and the Committee on Performance Improvement. This comprehensive resource outlines important themes identified through community conversations across the country.


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September 23, 2015
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