Tag Archives: David Nash

Visualizing Population Health from a Personal Perspective

Posted on December 19, 2017 by DaltonRuer

Great People One of the lessons in life that I’ve found to be very true was that you should surround yourself with great people. Gotta say I’m so amazingly blessed to have been able to learn from some of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Population Health, Uncategorized | Tagged David Nash, Neighborcare, Nick Adkins, pinksocks, Population Health, sdoh, social determinants of health, socially contagious, Thomas Jefferson University, you matter | 3 Comments

Visualizing Population Health from a Global Perspective

Posted on July 25, 2017 by DaltonRuer

The Problem(s) with Population Health I’ve got a nickel that says you are probably undertaking a Population Health Initiative. Everyone else in the world is so it’s safe to say you are as well. As the Qlik Healthcare team travels … Continue reading →

Posted in Geo Analytics, Population Health | Tagged Australia, CDC, Census, county health rankings, data consumption, David Nash, Fred Goldstein, geospatial, interoperability, Mandi Bishop;, mapping, Population Health, Qlik GeoAnalytics, sdoh, social determinants of health, SVI | 3 Comments

Visualizing Population Health

Posted on July 24, 2017 by DaltonRuer

Wintality Several years ago I read the term Wintality via posts from Auburn softball players. I liked the term so much that I proceeded to write not 1, not 2 but 8 posts to my own softball related website. Each … Continue reading →

Posted in Population Health | Tagged Baylor Barbee, Charity Water, David Nash, Healthcare, Mercy Ships, Population Health, sdoh, sicknesscare, social determinants of health, wintality | 2 Comments

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