Health IT Analytics September 10, 2019
Emily Sokol, MPH

– Population health management has become increasingly important for health systems as the industry shifts its focus towards value-based care. Because health systems have large amounts of data at their disposal, utilizing that data effectively to inform population health management strategies is critical.

“Population health is the various determinants that affect the health and well-being of individuals and populations on an everyday basis,” Niñon Lewis, MS, head of content portfolios at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement told HealthITAnalytics.com. “We embrace the definition that includes the various determinants of health, including genetics, healthcare delivery, environment, social determinants, and behavior.”

Typically, Lewis said, organizations define population health based on where they fit in the care delivery system.

“Hospitals that...

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