The longitudinal impact of Aligning Forces for Quality on measures of population health, quality and experience of care, and cost of care.

Authors

Yunfeng Shi
Dennis P Scanlon
Raymond Kang
Megan McHugh
Jessica Greene, George Washington University
Jon B Christianson
Muriel Jean-Jacques
Yasmin Mahmud
Jeffrey A Alexander

Document Type

Journal Article

Publication Date

8-1-2016

Journal

American Journal of Managed Care

Volume

22

Issue

12 Suppl

Inclusive Pages

373-381

Comments

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APA Citation

Shi, Y., Scanlon, D., Kang, R., McHugh, M., Greene, J., Christianson, J., Jean-Jacques, M., Mahmud, Y., & Alexander, J. (2016). The longitudinal impact of Aligning Forces for Quality on measures of population health, quality and experience of care, and cost of care.. American Journal of Managed Care, 22 (12 Suppl). Retrieved from https://hsrc.himmelfarb.gwu.edu/son_nurs_facpubs/183

Peer Reviewed

1

Open Access

1