Organizing and Financing Population Health: Systems, Policies and Incentives

Overview

Dr. Mays present Delivery and Financing Systems for Population Health: Networks, Incentives, and Policy at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Population Health Workforce Initiative meeting.

This workshop for the CDC's new Population Health Fellowship program reviews the emerging evidence on strategies for organizing and financing multi-sector population health improvement systems, drawing on research from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Systems for Action program and other sources.

Details

Project:

NALSYS Resources and Results

Preventable Death Rates Fell Where Communities Expanded Population Health Activities Through Multisector Networks

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Presentations (Oral or Poster)

Resource:

Download

Authors:

Mays GP

Date:

08/28/2017

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