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Retail Clinics 1.0: Selling the Care Model to Payors and Providers

Retail clinics: boon or bane for healthcare? While payors and providers examine the model, large numbers of satisfied consumers have already voted with their feet, flocking to the 1,000-plus retail clinics in the United States and sampling from their narrow menu of medical services.

Retail Clinics 1.0: Selling the Care Model to Payors and Providers offers advice from the retail clinic trenches, where many health plans already reimburse for services dispensed at retail clinics and providers are partnering with or launching their own retail or "convenience" clinics. This 40-page special report will guide health plans and healthcare providers in their interactions with retail clinics.

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A Conversation With...

Alexander Domaszewicz, a principal and senior consultant with Mercer Health and Benefits Services, believes that education is essential to any consumer-driven program and that all stakeholders should contribute to laying this foundation. Domaszewicz also touches upon some tips on marketing CDHPs to Generations X and Y.
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What's New


The Business Case for Web 2.0 in Healthcare: Building Brands and Redefining the Patient Experience

Vendor Gifts and Relations: Effective Strategies for Health Systems and Hospitals


The State of the Hospital Industry – 2008 Edition

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Best Sellers' List


Emergency Exits: Reducing Emergency Room Utilization by Retooling Care-Seeking and Care Access Options

The Medical Home: Pathway to Patient-Centric Primary Care


Reaching Reluctant Physicians: Forging Organizational Trust and Collaboration


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Health Coaching in Primary Care: Persuading Physicians to Prescribe Behavior Change and Self-Efficacy

Essential Keys To Success for Consumer-Directed Health Plans

International Practice Development in Nursing and Healthcare


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Workplace Wellness Case Studies: Tactics To Promote Health and Reduce Risk

Case Studies from Diabetes Medical Home Pilots: Key Processes, Tools, Metrics and Outcomes

For Emergency Use Only: Curbing Unnecessary Emergency Room Use Through Education, Accountability and Physician Engagement

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Healthcare Questions & Answers...

Challenges in Chronic Care

Each week, a healthcare professional responds to a reader's query on an industry issue. This week's expert is Dr. Ruth Quillian-Wolever, clinic director and health psychologist at the Duke University Medical Center.

Question: What are some of the challenges you face when treating chronically ill patients?

Response:(Dr. Ruth Quillian-Wolever) Chronic patients are more likely to have mood disorders than other patients, which is a risk management concern. They are also more likely to need to change behavior they do not want to change. Highly available, ready and willing participants are ideal for guiding through the stages of change, but chronic patients are not always so eager for the transition.

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Wellness Coaching for Lasting Lifestyle Change
Expanding Market Share: A Guide to Blues Plan Strategies and Alliances
Case Studies from Diabetes Medical Home Pilots: Key Processes, Tools, Metrics and Outcomes
Framing the Medical Home Model of Care: Blueprint from Early Adopters
Managing the Chronic Pain Patient: Strategies To Improve Quality of Life and Reduce Excessive Healthcare Utilization, a 90-minute webinar on June 11, 2008
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