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Co–published with the Center for Research in Ambulatory Health Care Administration
A thoughtful, provocative explanation of the accelerating movement to greater health care by the leading health care organizations in the country. Captures the current state of affairs and offers useful insights into pathways for future developments of care integration.
––David Lawrence, chairman and CEO, Kaiser Permanente, Oakland, California
Presenting ten powerful case studies, this companion volume to Making Integrated Health Care Work provides insights into the challenges and opportunities organizations face when transforming to an integrated health care system.
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Presenting ten powerful case studies, the companion volume to Making Integrated Health Care Work provides insights into the challenges and opportunities organizations face when transforming to an integrated health care system.
Research consultants Dean Coddington, Cary Chapman, and Katherine Pokoski offer analysis of siteswhich served as primary reference material for Making Integrated Health Care Work.
Sites include: Lovelace Health System, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Intermountain Health Care, Salt Lake City, Utah; Bassett Healthcare, Cooperstown, New York; Scott & White, Temple, Texas; Baptist Health System, Birmingham, Alabama; HealthSystem Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Advocate Health Care, Park Ridge, Illinois; Aetna Professional Management Corporation, Glastonbury, Connecticut; Nalle Clinic, Charlotte, North Carolina, and Columbia/ HCA, Nashville, Tennessee.
About the Author
DEAN C. CODDINGTON is a founder of BBC Research & Consulting located in Denver, Colorado. He is the co–author of Integrated Health Care: Reorganizing the Physician, Hospital and Health Plan Relationship (1994) and The Crisis in Health Care (1990). CARY R. CHAPMAN is an associated with BBC Research & Consulting. KATHERINE M. POKOSKI is an associate with BBC Research & Consulting.
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Making Integrated Health Care Work: Case Studies
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