 Realizing the Potential:
Improving Population Health In Accountable Care  Primary care practices and hospitals will form the nexus for accountable care models and will need resources and proven methods for assessing patient populations, stratifying health risk, structuring successful solutions and measuring and reporting outcomes. Prominent experts in government and population health management (PHM) explored these and other issues during a September 2011 Care Continuum Alliance symposium, "Realizing the Potential: Improving Population Health in Accountable Care." CCA presents the rich collection of resources below, including a new overview and summary document, to aid understanding of how PHM supports systems of accountable care and helps physicians, hospitals and other providers succeed in the new era of accountability.
Symposium Overview and Summaries
Archived Presentation Slides & Audio
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Published with the support of symposium sponsor APS Healthcare, this new reports summarizes two days of presentations at the CCA accountable care symposium and includes commentary from from CCA President and CEO Tracey Moorhead; Symposium Chair Paul Wallace, MD, Senior Vice President and Director, Center for Comparative Effectiveness Research, The Lewin Group; and report Editor Richard Chung, Chief Clinical Officer, APS Healthcare. | 
Anthony D. Rodgers
Aaron McKethan, PhD
David Sayen
Terry McGeeney, MD, MBA, FAAFP,
Matt Patterson, MD
Peggy O'Kane, President, National Committee for Quality Assurance
Ed Murphy, MD,
Diane Rittenhouse, MD, MPH
Jason Z. Rose, MHSA,
Richard S. Chung, MD, Chief Clinical Officer, APS Healthcare
Gary Zegiestowsky,
Dexter W. Shurney, MD, MBA, MPH
Randall Williams, MD
Mark Skubic
Peter Magnusson, MD
Lauren Fifield
Paul Wallace, MD
