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Three finalists named for the 2018 $100,000 Hearst Health prize in partnership with the Jefferson College of Population Health

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Judging Panel Announced for the 2018 $100,000 Hearst Health Prize

“It is an honor to partner with these exceptional healthcare leaders to advance the science of population health”

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Call for submissions open for The 2018 $100,000 Hearst Health Prize in Partnership with The Jefferson College of Population Health

“Every year this competition has surfaced an elite group of finalists who are making a tangible impact with their programs, such that we are compelled to expand the reward for the good work being done,” Dorn said. “We consistently receive a high volume of submissions from diverse organizations across the country, and are eager to honor more programs that are making a measurable difference and showcase their success on a national stage.”

Intermountain Healthcare awarded the 2017 $100,000 Hearst Health prize in partnership with the Jefferson College of Population Health

“Intermountain Healthcare’s Mental Health Integration program is very impressive in its focus on clinical quality, improving outcomes, enhancing the patient experience and providing value,” Dorn said. “There is much to learn from Intermountain’s success and one of the fundamental goals of the Hearst Health Prize is to proliferate these best practices so that other programs and patients can benefit from this work.”

Three finalists named for the 2017 $100,000 Hearst Health prize in partnership with the Jefferson College of Population Health

“One of our primary goals for the Hearst Health Prize is to generate widespread awareness for extraordinary accomplishments in the field of population health and advance the peer-reviewed body of work,” Dorn said. “All three finalists’ programs are making significant progress against enormous healthcare challenges.”

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