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Evaluation of the Million Hearts® Cardiovascular Disease Risk Reduction Model: Third Annual Report

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  • Laura Blue
  • Gregory Peterson
  • Keith Kranker
  • Tessa Huffman
  • Alli Steiner
  • Amanda Markovitz
  • Malcolm Williams
  • Kate Stewart
  • Julia Rollison
  • Jia Pu
  • Thomas Concannon
  • Liisa Hiatt
  • Nabeel Qureshi
  • Precious Ogbuefi
  • David Magid
  • Leslie Conwell
  • Nancy McCall
  • Michael Barna
  • Linda Barterian
  • Elizabeth Holland
  • Dan Kinber
  • Sandi Nelson
  • Lei Rao
  • Carol Razafindrakoto
  • Danielle Whicher

Abstract

In its first three years, the Million Hearts Model improved cardiovascular preventive care, but did not yet reduce observed heart attacks and strokes or lower Medicare spending.

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  • Laura Blue & Gregory Peterson & Keith Kranker & Tessa Huffman & Alli Steiner & Amanda Markovitz & Malcolm Williams & Kate Stewart & Julia Rollison & Jia Pu & Thomas Concannon & Liisa Hiatt & Nabeel Qu, "undated". "Evaluation of the Million Hearts® Cardiovascular Disease Risk Reduction Model: Third Annual Report," Mathematica Policy Research Reports d4649f0778804c4eb0adcf2db, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:d4649f0778804c4eb0adcf2dbdfdcf36
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