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Employee health plans give hospitals a training ground

Self-insurance can be a model as health systems move into value-based care.
July 12, 2016
Ryan Smith
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Self-insurance can serve as a model for trustees as their health system moves into the world of value-based care and managing risk.
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Viewpoint

Priorities for a Hospital Board Chair

Board chiefs can set five strategic imperatives to energize their health system's thinking
July 12, 2016
John Leifer
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Board chiefs can set five strategic imperatives to energize their health system's thinking.
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Workbook

Collaborative governance the key to improving community health

Study supports model that can accelerate multisector effort to improve a population's well-being
July 12, 2016
Mary K. Totten
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Study supports model that can accelerate a multisector effort to improve a population's well-being.
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Viewpoint

5 inconsistent terminologies that hurt health care

An inconsistent lexicon can hurt hospital planning, operations, communication and credibility. Here's how to correct it.
June 8, 2016
Joan Dentler
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Hospitals need to use a consistent lexicon in all their operations to keep communication clear and avoid costly confusion.
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Physician Compensation

How trustees can improve alignment by overseeing physician compensation

Trustees need to understand the rules and arrangements of physician compensation so health systems can better integrate and the risks of compliance be reduced.
June 7, 2016
Marc Hallee and Kevin Wilson
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Trustees need to understand the rules and arrangements of physician compensation so health systems can better integrate and the risks of compliance be reduced.
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From the Editor

History repeats. Sort of.

U.S. health care might be going through a revolution today, but it's not the first time
May 9, 2016
Bill Santamour
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U.S. health care might be going through a revolution today, but it's not the first time.
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Memo From the Committee on Governance

Partnerships for Behavioral Health

Hospitals can build community networks to reduce gaps in behavioral health care
May 9, 2016
Margaret Dahl
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For hospitals and health systems, an important part of integrating and improving access to behavioral health services is building community partnerships to address gaps in care.
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Executive Briefing

Care and payment models: The right fit

AHA report helps leaders choose delivery systems to meet needs of hospital, community
May 9, 2016
AHA Committee on Performance Improvement
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Hospital leaders can develop new care delivery systems and innovative payment methods to meet the needs of their organization and community.
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Consumer Insights

Painting a portrait of your patients

The art of consumer segmentation helps health systems know their customers, deliver better services
May 9, 2016
Lola Butcher
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Health systems are combining new and previously untapped data and information to support more-customized and effective care delivery through the art of consumer segmentation.
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Hospital History

The First Trustees: History Lessons

The goals and practices of board members at the first hospital in what would become the U.S. still have something to teach us
May 9, 2016
Jim Rice
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The goals and practices of board members at the first hospital in what would become the United States still have something to teach us today.
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