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MODESTO CA USA -- HEALTHCARE UPDATE NEWS SERVICE -- JULY 15, 2021: The July issue of Population Health News eatures the article, "High-Risk Population Through Community Programs Can Improve Diabetes Management," by Jim Mandler. Population Health News is the monthly publication from Health Policy Publishing, LLC, which also offers Accountable Care News; Value Based Payment News; and HealthChangeBulletin.
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IN THE JULY 2021 ISSUE
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The July issue of Population Health News includes these features:
- High-Risk Population Through Community Programs Can Improve Diabetes Management by Jim Mandler
- Combining Population Health Management and Online Program May Help Patients Lose Weight by Elaine St Peter
- Providing a Critical Roadmap to Bridge the Gap Between Medicine and Public Health by Sasha Walek
- Thought Leaders' Corner: What gains have been made in addressing racial disparities in heart disease, hypertension and diabetes?
- Industry News with briefs regarding: U.S. News and Aetna Foundation; the journal, Cancer; Jvion; Impact4Health and The Association of American Medical Colleges; Northeast Delta Human Services Authority; the American Heart Association; MSU Health Care and Everside Health; and Vera Whole Health
- Catching Up With...George Gaprindashvili, PhD
- Click here to subscribe to Population Health News (with the Medical Home News supplement), or find out more
Population Health News subscribers receive this and future twelve page monthly issues, with a choice of electronic or print newsletter delivery, or both, and online access to past issues and more.
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Click here to subscribe for $39 monthly or $468 annually, or call (209) 577-4888 to place your order. With your subscription, you will get:
- Cutting edge information to help you keep on top of key population health issues and solutions; as well as business opportunities, intelligence, policy and overall challenges arising in the population health arena.
- Each issue has twelve pages with detailed feature articles contributed by leading national experts and executives in the field; Thought Leader insights; Industry Briefs; profile of a key individual involved with population health initiatives; plus more.
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- What's more, subscribers also receive the monthly four-page Medical Home News electronic supplement and archives!
Every month, readers of Population Health News will be able to:
- Get valuable business intelligence, networking and contact information regarding issues related to population health
- Monitor current clinical, quality, care management, analytics, legal, regulatory, policy, operational, and financial aspects regarding population health programs and initiatives
- Build a knowledge base and accumulate key insights with detailed information available in feature articles and interviews with industry experts
- Keep pace with developments, business opportunities and challenges arising from population health initiatives
- Navigate the changing landscape and stakeholder implications for health systems, hospitals, provider networks, medical groups, health plans, pharmaceutical organizations, consumers, employers, regulators and vendors
- Also stay current in patient centered medical home topics with the Medical Home News supplement, plus inclusion of medical home coverage in Industry News
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EDITOR
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Peter Grant serves as editor of Population Health News. He invites you to submit bylined articles on population health issues and case studies illustrating successes with the model. He can be reached at peter@granteventmanagement.com. |
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