A survey conducted by Numerof & Associates in collaboration with Jefferson College of Population Health founding dean Dr. David Nash found progress toward implementing population health models appears to have slowed in 2018.
In a phone Q&A, Nash, the founding dean of the Jefferson College of Population Health and the co-host of the 19th annual Population Health Colloquium, muses on precision medicine, social determinants of health and the future of pop health.
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The founding dean of the nation's first college of population health explains that precision medicine and population health are in reality synergistic concepts.