3-Step Stratified Model Targets “Triple Fail” Healthcare Events

Stratifying patients according to risk can help achieve the triple aim of healthcare reform — improved patient experience, improved population health and reduced costs, according to a commentary in Health Affairs.

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There are currently two dominant approaches to meeting the triple aim: a population-wide approach that aims to affect everyone in a population, and a targeted approach that aims to affect subgroups of patients at high risk for poor health outcomes, according to the commentary. 

Click here to read the full story on the stratified approach in Becker’s Hospital Review.

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