Complimentary from the publishers of Population Health News                  July 2014
	"Big Data Predictive Analytics is the most important role of information technology in population health management, and most American hospital systems are not utilizing it at the present time. Many hospital executives do not realize that with increasingly inexpensive data storage in data clouds, large investments in data warehouses are not needed to use this tool to decrease per-capita cost and increase quality. By performing sophisticated data analyses of existing hospital, health plan, genomic, government and digital devices that stream data about activity, pulse, sleep patterns, mood and blood pressure, scientists can uncover actionable correlations."  Kent Bottles, M.D., Chief Medical Officer, PYA Analytics
	"By 2030, there will be 72 million seniors in the United States and 26.31 million more on the Exchanges...Healthcare data is growing at an estimated rate of 45% a year, but this represents only 5% of the digital data wake each of us leaves behind.."
	Source: Chris Coloian, Population Health News, Volume 1, Issue 4, July 2014.
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	A Four-Pillar Approach to Integrated Population Health Management by John Wallace The Challenges Facing Dr. Population Health by Rita E. Numerof, Ph.D. Making a Case for Population Health - Philadelphia Health Initiative: A Community Collaborative to Reduce Obesity by Alexis Skoufalos, Ed.D. Building One-to-One Relationships in Population Health Management by Tom Boosinger Thought Leader's Corner: What is the most important role of information technology in population health management? Catching Up with... Al Lewis Click here to view page one of this issue Click here to subscribe to Population Health News, or find out more
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