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POPULATION HEALTH ANALYTICS

Addressing Multimorbidity in Population Health Analytics

Addressing Multimorbidity in Population Health Analytics

In population health analytics, it’s well understood that patients with multiple chronic conditions—often referred to as “multimorbidity”—present unique challenges for health care systems and providers. […]

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The Benefits of Using Primary Care Data in Population Health Management Analyses – Part I

The Benefits of Using Primary Care Data in Population Health Management Analyses – Part I

We talk to our Dr James Barrett, Senior Technical Consultant at Johns Hopkins HealthCare Solutions, about the importance of using a combination of primary care […]

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Maximizing Your Existing Data: Risk Stratification Using EHR Data

Maximizing Your Existing Data: Risk Stratification Using EHR Data

Electronic Health Records (EHRs) are invaluable for providers interested in population health analytics. Why? Health plans have medical and pharmacy claims data to use as […]

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7 Quick Wins in Population Health Analytics that You Can Start Implementing TODAY

7 Quick Wins in Population Health Analytics that You Can Start Implementing TODAY

Creating a comprehensive population health strategy doesn’t have to be complicated. In fact, there are many quick ways to analyze your data to reveal potential […]

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SDoH Blog Roundup

Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) — such as access to safe housing, education and healthy food — impact a wide range of health and quality-of-life outcomes. Today we […]

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Smarter Segmentation: Identifying and Addressing Rising Risk Patients to Improve Population Health

Smarter Segmentation: Identifying and Addressing Rising Risk Patients to Improve Population Health

One goal of an effective population health management strategy is to identify and prioritize resources for the patients who need it most. But who are […]

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The development of Patient Need Groups: An approach to needs-based population segmentation based on patterns of morbidity and mental health

The development of Patient Need Groups: An approach to needs-based population segmentation based on patterns of morbidity and mental health

The ACG System is continuously evolved and maintained through ongoing research and development by the Johns Hopkins Center for Population Health IT (CPHIT). CPHIT is […]

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How the ACG System is used around the globe

How the ACG System is used around the globe

When introducing someone to the ACG System, we often describe it as the world’s leading population health analytics software. The ACG System is relied on […]

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How Patient Sortal Uses the ACG System to Prioritize Patient Need and Improve Care for Returning Citizens

How Patient Sortal Uses the ACG System to Prioritize Patient Need and Improve Care for Returning Citizens

An individual returning to their community after incarceration is often met with a host of challenges. This population already experiences higher than normal rates of […]

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Discover Five Strategies to Improve Population Health

Discover Five Strategies to Improve Population Health

February 15th, 2024
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Population Health Management & Improvement

Health systems and providers know that the key to creating a robust and successful population health strategy is understanding their patient population — who they […]

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