Health Management definition

Health Management means a weight management program, quit smoking program or stress management course provided by a Recognised Provider which is intended to manage or prevent a disease, injury or condition and which has been approved by CBHS; or
Health Management means a program designed specially to assist you in managing a specific or chronic health condition.
Health Management or the "Company" means Health Management, Inc.

Examples of Health Management in a sentence

  • This Section is intended to provide a general structure and process within which the Union and Department of Health Services and/or the Department of Public Health Management can jointly develop creative solutions to the challenges of adequate staffing and patient classification systems and ratios in order to provide quality patient care.

  • Assigning or contracting with a care manager to coordinate with behavioral health or county care coordinators for each eligible Member to ensure physical health follow up needs are met as outlined by the Population Health Management Policy Guide.

  • Health Management Programs shall be available to all participants enrolled in a health plan regardless of which plan they are enrolled in.

  • Care Management is usually considered a subset of Population Health Management.

  • Current UMS criteria may change as UMS refines the criteria in conjunction with the Maine Health Management Coalition and the Employee Health Plan Task Force (EHPTF).

  • Population Health Management - A management process that strives to address health needs at all points along the continuum of health and wellbeing, through participation of, engagement with and targeted interventions for the population.

  • The goal of a Population Health Management program is to maintain and/or improve the physical and psychosocial wellbeing of individuals through cost-effective and tailored health solutions.

  • Patients can opt out of having their data processed for secondary uses, such as Population Health Management, by: • Registering a NHS National Data Opt-out with NHS Digital • Registering a Type 1 Opt-out with their GP Practice Patients cannot opt-out of having their data processed for secondary uses, such as Population Health Management, once this has been anonymised in accordance with the ICO Code of Practice.

  • As the uses of the identifiable data covered by this sharing requirement are restricted to the secondary use of data for Population Health Management purposes by organisations that have a lawful basis to undertake this, no direct consultation with the public has taken place.

  • The following classes of Surrey Heartlands Health and Social Care Information Sharing Agreement member organisations, and other TVS member organisations have committed to use the personal confidential data identified in this Schedule for Population Health Management related purposes in a manner compliant with this Sharing Schedule and solely for the purposes defined in this Schedule.


More Definitions of Health Management

Health Management or “HM” also means the provision of wellness/health promotion, medical case management, disease management, and out-of-network review.
Health Management means wellness/disease management programs that are designed to improve the health status of Members. The two standard health management programs include diabetes and congestive heart failure.
Health Management or “HM” means the provision of utilization review, including, but not limited to, hospital management services, continued stay management, discharge planning, retrospective review, outpatient diagnostic test review, pre-admission and post-discharge outreach, and medical review to determine medical necessity for specified medical services, the most appropriate setting, appropriate treatment and, where applicable, an appropriate length of stay. “Health Management” or “HM” also means the provision of wellness/health promotion, medical case management, disease management, and out-of-network review.
Health Management means activities related to