This Week's Challenge: Across the healthcare continuum, a range of tools and practices help to identify and stratify high-risk, high-cost patients and determine appropriate interventions. Diabetes is the most prevalent condition among these high-risk, high-cost patients, according to the 2014 Healthcare Benchmarks: Stratifying High-Risk Patients.

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2014 Healthcare Benchmarks: Stratifying High-Risk Patients captures the tools and practices employed by dozens of organizations in this prerequisite for care management and jumping-off point for population health improvement — data analytics that will ultimately enhance quality ratings and improve reimbursement in the industry's value-focused climate.

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