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Core competencies create value.

R K Nash·D J Bryce
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In the past, healthcare providers have created value by delivering care on demand to their patients. In the future, however, providers will create value by mastering four core competencies: effective management of health and wellness, effective care delivery, effective population enrollment, and effective management of financial risk.

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R K Nash, D J Bryce. 1996. Core competencies create value.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10161719/

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