Answering the call for integrating population health: insights from health system executives.

Erik L Carlton
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Abstract

Purpose: The Affordable Care Act is transforming health care practice nationwide through emphasis on population health and prevention. Health care organizations are increasingly required to address population health needs. However, they may be ill equipped to answer that call.

Design/methodology/approach: This study identified ways that health care organizations might better integrate public and population health efforts to better respond to this new emphasis on population health. Employing semi-structured key informant interviews, barriers to and facilitators of integration were explored and implications for health care and public health leaders were developed.

Findings: - Participants (n = 17)--including senior hospital executives, group practice administrators, and health department officials--dentified strategies for health care and public health leaders to more effectively integrate in order to achieve better performance and popula-ion health gains. These strategies and their implications are discussed. OORIGINALITY/VALUE:The results of this study provide important value to health care administrators leading efforts to integrate population and public health.

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响应整合人口健康的呼吁:来自卫生系统管理人员的见解。
目的:《负担得起的医疗法案》通过强调人口健康和预防,正在全国范围内改变医疗保健实践。越来越多地要求卫生保健组织满足人口健康需求。然而,他们可能没有准备好回应这一呼吁。设计/方法/方法:本研究确定了卫生保健组织可以更好地将公共和人口卫生工作结合起来的方法,以便更好地响应对人口卫生的新强调。采用半结构化的关键信息提供者访谈,探讨了一体化的障碍和促进因素,并研究了对保健和公共卫生领导人的影响。研究结果:-参与者(n = 17)——包括医院高级管理人员、团体实践管理人员和卫生部门官员——确定了卫生保健和公共卫生领导人更有效地整合的战略,以实现更好的绩效和人口健康收益。讨论了这些策略及其影响。原创性/价值:本研究的结果为卫生保健管理者领导整合人口与公共卫生的努力提供了重要价值。
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Advances in Health Care Management
Advances in Health Care Management Medicine-Health Policy
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