Clinic–Community Linkages for High-Value Care
New England Journal of MedicinePublished 3 December 2014
Thomas D. Sequist, Elsie M. Taveras
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A key strategy for improving population health is linking delivery systems, communities, and patients in an integrated effort, in part by reporting and acting on clinical performance measures at the community level, rather than at the level of hospitals or physicians.
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A key strategy for improving population health is linking delivery systems, communities, and patients in an integrated effort, in part by reporting and acting on clinical performance measures at the community level, rather than at the level of hospitals or physicians.
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Health ProfessionsEconomics, Econometrics and Finance
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