The basic paradigm of The Triple Aim — which focuses on traditional health care delivery, rather than health itself — has not shifted, argues Health Leads Founder Rebecca Onie. What would it take for the paradigm to shift?
Health is affected by plenty of factors beyond insurance coverage and medical care. Fortune reports on the possible consequences of the Trump administration’s choices to lead critical agencies for Americans’ wellness.
Finding patients with unmet essential needs and helping them advocate for more resources is associated with modest drops in blood pressure and lipid levels.
“For a long time we’ve known that these unmet needs are associated with poor health, but we don’t really have a lot of evidence about whether helping people meet these needs actually improves their health.” New research shows exactly that.
Looking for a quick brief on our latest study, published in JAMA Internal Medicine? Healthcare DIVE breaks down what you need to know.
Learn more about our new study–conducted in collaboration with Harvard Medical School investigators at Massachusetts General Hospital–which found that enrollment in a resource needs intervention helped patients improve blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
