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Leaning into population health as part of Saudi Vision 2030
Population Health

Leaning into population health as part of Saudi Vision 2030

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Managing population health through the "high burden, high cost" lens can improve patient outcomes, says Dr. LaMar Hasbrouck, senior advisor for Population Health and Care Management, Council of Cooperative Health Insurance, Saudi Arabia.

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