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Most states fail to provide consumers with the information they need to make informed health care choices and even fewer provide data on the price and quality of care together, according to a report by independent nonprofit organizations Altarum and Catal
This report focuses on the needs of lower-income consumers, Medicaid beneficiaries, the uninsured, caregivers, and Spanish speakers, and how health care information can be delivered at the right place and right time to maximize consumer value.
The triangle of painful choices was first introduced in August 2012 as a tool to provide insights about what rate of growth in health spending would be sustainable in the long term.
The ACE Measure™ is a tool designed to assess the health engagement levels of individuals and populations.
This article describes the creation of a resource that helps public health practitioners use current evidence for strategic decision making while building the evidence base for population-level interventions.
Efforts to promote significant change in the U.S. health system are underway in a variety of settings and along multiple dimensions.
It is widely believed that the US health care system needs to transition from a culture of reactive treatment of disease to one of proactive prevention.