Technologies for Successful Population Health Management

This [31 minute] session focuses on the major steps involved when using population health management (PHM) applications, including the identification of data sources and recognizing the importance of risk identification and stratification when using data analytics to target improvement strategies. 

Upon completion of this session, viewers will be able to: 

  • Describe the purpose and major steps involved when using population health management (PHM) applications 
  • Identify data sources that PHM needs for analytics 
  • Recognize the importance of risk identification and stratifying and segmenting patient population data 

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