1. Find a solution that doesn’t cannibalize existing electronic health record (EHR) and IT investments.
2. Lighter weight solutions require fewer resources.
3. Visualize where you are today.
4. Stratify your population into risk categories to make the most impactful interventions.
5. Understand inpatient admissions and corresponding diagnoses to deliver efficient, cost-effective care.
6. Identify opportunities to introduce new services, and/or expand accessibility to existing services.
7. Decrease leakage by driving patients to existing community services.
8. Choose a solution with predictive analytics.
9. Improve quality performance among employed physicians.
10. Seek outside help.

Source: Geneia Blog, December 19, 2019

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