Health System Change and Academic Departments

Harris, Amanda; Tallia, Alfred F.; Tallia, Al; Alexander, Chelley; Bryan, Sean; Feifer, Chris; French, Linda M.; Giobbie, Laurel; Magill, Michael K.; Tavallali, Lisa; Zazove, Philip; Davis, Ardis

doi:10.1370/afm.1628

The Annals of Family Medicine

2014

DOI: 10.1370/afm.1628

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Health System Change and Academic Departments

Amanda Harris¹,

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Al Tallia³

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“…Many of our DFMs are actively engaged in moving to team-based care, improving delivery of preventive services, and promoting more appropriate use of consultations and referrals. 11 We will continue to collaborate with others who share the goal of using population health management approaches to improve affordable health care for the nation. …”

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482the innovative work by individual family physicians such as Jeff Brenner from Camden, New Jersey, who has demonstrated how health care costs can be cut by finding community "hot spots" where emergency departments are over-utilized. 9 We commend the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) for publishing their report on how academic medical centers of the future must be system-based to survive. 9In a recently published report, the AAMC describes 4 options for academic medical centers to move toward a system identity, from forming a new system, to partnering, to merging, or to facing the reality of shrinking in isolation.10 Within ADFM, we are tracking how departments of family medicine (DFMs) are leading health care transformation within their academic health centers. Many of our DFMs are actively engaged in moving to team-based care, improving delivery of preventive services, and promoting more appropriate use of consultations and referrals. 11 We will continue to collaborate with others who share the goal of using population health management approaches to improve affordable health care for the nation.

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Evolving Perspectives on Population Health Management

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