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    • Healthcare systems face increasing pressure to improve population health outcomes.
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    • Existing care delivery models require significant transformation to meet new demands.

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    • To explore how health systems are developing technical capabilities for population health management.
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    • Examination of strategies for risk-based payment models.

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    • Successful transitions involve strong leadership and strategic technological integration.

    Conclusions:

    • Proactive adoption of technical capabilities is crucial for population health success.
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    • Strategic planning and technological investment are key drivers of change in healthcare.