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Healthcare system performance varies significantly across US cultural regions. Mapping these differences can reveal health promotion opportunities at the county level.

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CultureTriple Aimhealth promotionhealthcare systemsperformancevisualization

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  • Healthcare performance analysis
  • Cultural geography
  • Population health

Background:

  • The Triple Aim framework seeks to improve patient experience, population health, and reduce costs.
  • Understanding regional variations in healthcare performance is crucial for targeted interventions.
  • Cultural geography offers a novel lens to examine healthcare disparities.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To visualize Triple Aim healthcare system performance across US counties.
  • To map performance scores based on cultural geography using the American Nations model.
  • To identify regional differences in healthcare system performance.

Main Methods:

  • Cross-sectional observational study of 3110 US counties in 2019.
  • Mapping Triple Aim performance scores aggregated by American Nations cultural regions.
  • Grouping regions by individualistic and communitarian cultural ideologies.

Main Results:

  • Significant heterogeneity in healthcare system performance was observed across US counties.
  • Population-weighted performance scores varied widely among American Nations, with Greater Polynesia highest and First Nation lowest.
  • Individualistic and communitarian regions showed distinct mean performance scores.

Conclusions:

  • Healthcare system performance disparities exist across US regions with diverse cultural phenotypes.
  • Cultural geography should be considered in population-based healthcare analyses.
  • Observed performance variations highlight potential for county-level health promotion.