Significance of a population health management approach: watch the video
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Vision2018-04-25T12:48:00+01:00
Dr Jonathan Behr – chief medical officer at Vision – explains the benefits of adopting a population health management approach, considers CCGs already successfully using such an approach, and considers how population health management can be embedded more consistently across the NHS.
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