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From the Editor

One thing leads to another

Value-based care, population health and the care continuum are all connected
September 12, 2016
Bill Santamour
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Three terms are driving health care transformation: value-based care, population health management and the continuum of care.
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Births of the nation

Birthrates fell slightly in 2015.
July 12, 2016
Bill Santamour
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Birthrates fell slightly in 2015.
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Update

In Brief April 2016

News about population health, home health aides, social workers, NPSF, patient safety, collaborative governance, social determinants of health
April 4, 2016
Bill Santamour
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News about population health, home health aides, social workers, NPSF, patient safety, collaborative governance, social determinants of health
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Viewpoint

The new health care consumer looking at finances, value

Pocketbook issues driving patients as health care becomes more like a retail industry.
April 4, 2016
Jane Sarasohn-Kahn
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Pocketbook issues driving patients as health care becomes more like a retail industry.
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Data and IT

Predictive analytics is transforming health care

Predictive analytics can help hospitals improve patient care, become more efficient and reduce costs.
April 4, 2016
Karyn Hede
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Predictive analytics can help hospitals improve patient care, become more efficient and reduce costs.
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How many new cancer cases will be diagnosed in the U.S. this year?

Plus, the cost of reporting on quality of care.
April 4, 2016
Bill Santamour
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Plus, the cost of reporting on quality of care.
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Feature: Pharmacy Transformation

Dispensing with old pharmacy rules crucial in health transformation

More patient interaction for hospital pharmacists can advance new models of care.
April 4, 2016
Geri Aston
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Pharmacists are rewriting the script and coming out from behind the scenes to play a more direct role in patient care, advising on medications both before and after discharge.
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From The Editor

Using predictive analytics to make the most use of Big Data

Big Data sounds like some kind of bully. But used properly, you can turn it into a practical and groundbreaking tool.
April 4, 2016
Bill Santamour
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Big Data sounds like some kind of bully. But used properly, you can turn it into a practical and groundbreaking tool.
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Practical Matters

There's no finish line in the pursuit of board diversity

Boards must keep changing as the concept of inclusiveness continues to evolve.
April 4, 2016
Jena E. Abernathy
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Boards must keep changing as the concept of inclusiveness continues to evolve.
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Staffing

Nurse residency programs

A shortage of critical are and specialty nurses is prompting certain hospitals to establish their own RN residency programs.
March 14, 2016
Maggie Van Dyke
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A shortage of critical are and specialty nurses is prompting certain hospitals to establish their own RN residency programs.
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