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Clinical Integration: Accountable Care and Population Health, Third Edition, provides a fresh set of insights and new information on the evolution of clinically integrated networks (CINs) across the United States (US) healthcare system. The third edition transitions from the original collaborative work of its four original authors to a 14-chapter anthology that provides a refresh on original issues and introduces a number of new topics including patient engagement, care coordination, and behavioral health. All of which are critical to the future growth of CINs. Chapter 8, Coordinating Care- Transforming the Delivery Process, provides fresh insights to the challenges that are unique to care coordination (and distinct from case management). An evidence-based perspective is provided that draws upon healthcare reform issues and the focus of coordinating care to help every CIN work toward achieving the Triple Aim -improving the quality of care for the individual and the community’s population. The authors illustrate how care coordination is a component of medical management and its effect on population health management.
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Clinical Integration: Accountable Care and Population Health, Third Edition, provides a fresh set of insights and new information on the evolution of clinically integrated networks (CINs) across the United States (US) healthcare system. The third edition transitions from the original collaborative work of its four original authors to a 14-chapter anthology that provides a refresh on original issues and introduces a number of new topics including patient engagement, care coordination, and behavioral health. All of which are critical to the future growth of CINs. Chapter 8, Coordinating Care- Transforming the Delivery Process, provides fresh insights to the challenges that are unique to care coordination (and distinct from case management). An evidence-based perspective is provided that draws upon healthcare reform issues and the focus of coordinating care to help every CIN work toward achieving the Triple Aim -improving the quality of care for the individual and the community’s population. The authors illustrate how care coordination is a component of medical management and its effect on population health management.