2024年8月13日 · The 6|18 Initiative connects healthcare purchasers, payers, and providers with CDC researchers, economists, and policy analysts to find ways to improve health and control costs. Together, CDC and partners are targeting six common and costly health conditions with 18 proven interventions to help make health and cost decisions by:

The 6|18 Initiative focuses on Buckets 1 and 2, and can be valuable to health care purchasers, payers, and providers by highlighting preventive interventions that improve health and reduce costs.

Together, CDC and partners are targeting six common and costly health conditions with 18 proven interventions to help make health and cost decisions.

2024年7月6日 · 6|18 Initiative Keywords: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; CDC; 6|18 Initiative; Six ways to spend smarter for healthier people. Reduce tobacco use. Control blood pressure. Improve antibiotic use. Control asthma. Prevent unintended pregnancy. Prevent Type 2 diabetes. Created Date: 8/2/2018 9:24:26 AM

CDC is partnering with 34 Medicaid and public health teams from states, local jurisdictions, and territories to improve and accelerate implementation of the 6|18 Initiative interventions and achieve better care, better health outcomes, and lower costs.

Used claims data to deliver provider-specific feedback at 6-month intervals. This program showed a 41% reduction in asthma-related ED visits. Return on investment (ROI) was $3.00 to $4.00 per every $1.00 spent. 2

Condition-specific resources to help STLT Medicaid and public health teams select indicators that are relevant to their 6|18 work: Indicator tables: Reduce Commercial Tobacco Use; Control Asthma New; Control High Blood Pressure New; Other resources: Improve Antibiotic Use; Prevent Type 2 Diabetes

A tool meant to enhance the management of blood pressure in adults aged 18-85 years and to be used by health care practitioners to assist in controlling their patients’ hypertension. Million Hearts® Hypertension Prevalence Estimator Tool

The 6|18 Initiative : accelerating evidence into action : at-a-glance [PDF - 853.00 KB] Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)

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