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The U.S. healthcare system is exploring new care models to improve population health management and fill care coordination gaps for specific patient groups. These innovative approaches include extensivists, care coordinators, and predictive modeling.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Health Services Research
Population Health

Background:

The U.S. healthcare system is increasingly focused on population health management.
There is a need for innovative care models to address care coordination challenges.
Targeted patient populations require specific interventions.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore experimental care models for population health management.
To identify strategies for filling gaps in care coordination.
To examine the application of new models for targeted patient groups.

Main Methods:

Review of experimental care models.
Analysis of strategies for care coordination.
Identification of key components in new healthcare delivery systems.

Main Results:

Experimental models are being developed to enhance population health.
Care coordination is being improved through various strategies.
Examples of innovative models include extensivists, care coordinators, home visits, polyclinics, reorganized hospitalists, and predictive modeling.

Conclusions:

Experimental care models show promise in addressing population health management and care coordination.
The identified models offer potential solutions for targeted patient populations.
Further research is needed to evaluate the effectiveness of these models.