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Voices of Wellness & Care Coordination
Wellness and care coordination participants and the professionals who care for them describe, in their own words, how these programs improve health and care quality. Visit DMAA Story Bank → |
DMAA Publishes Fourth Volume of Outcomes Guidelines Report
 DMAA: The Care Continuum Alliance has published a fourth volume of its industry-consensus guidelines for measuring wellness and population health management program outcomes and made the document freely available on its Web site. The Guidelines include significant new material and key recommendations from the previous three volumes. Download →
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What is Population Health Improvement?
Chronic diseases—diabetes, obesity, congestive heart failure, asthma and many others—affect millions of individuals worldwide and place a substantial burden on society through lost productivity and increased health care costs. Population health improvement empowers individuals, in concert with physicians and other care providers, to effectively manage disease and prevent complications through adherence to medication regimens, regular monitoring of vital signs and healthful diet, exercise and other lifestyle choices.
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Browse the pages of this Web site to learn about all DMAA does to promote high-quality care for people living with chronic disease and our efforts to work with policy makers on effective, affordable solutions to chronic disease care in the public and private sectors.
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LitFinder Database
DMAA: The Care Continuum Alliance maintains a user-friendly tool for members that allows the quick and efficient review of peer-reviewed literature on disease management's clinical, financial and humanistic outcomes: DM LitFinder™.
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Diabetes Toolkit for PPOs
The American Association of Preferred Provider Organizations, in collaboration with DMAA, has developed a toolkit to help preferred provider organizations talk with key stakeholders about the importance of diabetes and identify resources for each audience to improve care quality.
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Our Publications
 DMAA produces widely read publications for all population health stakeholders. Visit our publications area to order valuable research documents or to subscribe to our peer-reviewed journal, Population Health Management.
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