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Using Person-centered Health Analytics To Live Longer
Leveraging Engagement, Behavior Change, And Technology For A Healthy Life
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Beschrijving
American healthcare is still failing – but tools and strategies now exist to resurrect it, and achieve far better outcomes. In Using Person-Centered Health Analytics to Live Longer, Dr. Dwight McNeill introduces an entirely new framework for providers, payers, governments, and people to partner in the co-production of health. McNeill's new approach recognizes the centrality of prevention, focuses on behavior change as the reliable pathway to improved outcomes, and uses information technologies to empower people as the primary agents of change. Synthesizing powerful new trends and research, he reviews emerging approaches that are already working in other fields, and formulating a powerful "workbench" of essential analytics tools for health production. You'll discover how business intelligence can be refocused to improve health outcomes as well as financial performance; and how to re-engage people from care processes, both when they're sick and when they're well. You'll learn how to use technologies to empower people with information, applications, and connectedness – borrowing successful strategies from other industries to achieve powerful positive impacts in healthcare. McNeill's insights will be valuable to all professionals, leaders, policymakers, researchers, and strategists engaged in health promotion, healthcare delivery, prevention, public health, health insurance, and life sciences – and everyone interested in managing their own healthcare.
Details
| Titel: | Using Person-centered Health Analytics To Live Longer |
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| auteur: | McNeill, Dwight |
| Mediatype: | Boek |
| Bindwijze: | Gebonden |
| Taal: | Engels |
| Druk: | 1 |
| Aantal pagina's: | 384 |
| Uitgever: | Pearson Education (us) |
| Plaats van publicatie: | 01 |
| NUR: | Databases |
| Afmetingen: | 239 x 165 x 34 |
| Gewicht: | 648 gr |
| ISBN/ISBN13: | 9780133889970 |
| Intern nummer: | 27576309 |
Biografie (woord)
Dwight McNeill, Ph.D., MPH (Little Compton, RI), President of WayPoint Health Analytics, consults with organizations on healthcare analytics to improve business decision-making, engage people to produce health, and optimize healthcare financing and delivery. He is Lecturer at Suffolk University Sawyer School of Management and Lead Faculty Member at the International Institute for Analytics' Health Care and Life Sciences Analytics Research Council. He has guest lectured at several universities, including Brandeis, Harvard, and Duke. McNeill was IBM's Global Leader for Business Analytics and Optimization for the Healthcare Industry. He has worked in government at both federal (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality) and state (Commonwealth of MA) levels. He is author of A Framework for Applying Analytics in Healthcare and co-author of The Value of Building Sustainable Health Care Systems and Building Organizational Capacity: A Cornerstone of Health System Reform. McNeill holds a Ph.D. from Brandeis in health and social policy, and an MPH from Yale in public health and epidemiology.
Inhoudsopgave
Introduction
I. Person Centered Analytics for Health: the Fusion of Health, Person, and Technologies.
1. The Current State of Health Analytics
2. The Renewed Focus On Health to Achieve Breakthroughs in Outcomes
3. The Need for An Integrated Self for Health
4. Trends With Converging Technologies to Improve Health
II. Discoveries from Various Fields for Improving Health
5. Behavioral Economics
6. Advertising
7. My Genomics
8. The Quantified Self and Biometrics
9. Super-Consumers
10. Affinity Groups
11. Slow Diffusion
III. Person Centered Analytics Toolkit for Health
12. Abundant Personal Data
13. Sensing and Communication Devices
14. Individualized Apps for Health
15. Network Affinity Groups
16. Change Packets (Applications) for Driving Personal and Population Health Outcomes
IV. Frameworks for Co-Producing Personal and Population Health
17. Multi Sector Partnerships
18. New Delivery Mechanisms
19. The Health Driven Person
Conclusion
How to dramatically improve health outcomes by using data, technology, and behavioral science to empower individuals as agents of change.