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Appendix C: Priority Setting Models
Appendix C: Priority Setting Models
Pages 139-144
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In planning for the MEPS health care quality enhancements, it was decider! that a set of medical conciitions woulLcl need to receive heightened attention.
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IJERI'~ underlying goals are to identify best states and then funded one primary care practices, to incorporate tYLem iron daily use, asso£iatiorl/clinical network tean1 in each of and to provide a feedback mechanism to ensure these live clusters, along with the national contentious quality im~roverllent. QITl3R1 clinical networks focused on oral health, functions to translate f~r~d~ngs ire the research rriigrant fat WORD health care, al homeless setting into improved patient care and system health care (Health Disparities CollaboraLves, redesign<(Den~dkis et al., ~OQ()
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Seven services were highlighted from this finale ranking to assist decision makers in determining how to target spending of limited health care dollars in this area most judiciously.
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2~000. Reinventing VA health care: Systematizing quality improvement arid quality innovation.
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