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Beyond the Camden Coalitions Randomized Controlled Trial
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Beyond the Camden Coalition’s Randomized Controlled Trial: Lessons for the Complex Care Field on Addressing Patient Needs

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This interview highlights critical opportunities for improving care management interventions that target highly medically and socially complex populations identified from the Camden Coalition’s randomized controlled trial (RCT).

The Better Care Playbook spoke with David Labby, MD, PhD, health strategy advisor for Health Share of Oregon, long-time innovator of care improvements for vulnerable populations, and member of the Playbook Advisory Group, who shared his perspectives on the implications of the Camden Coalition’s RCT results, including on community-based and cross-sector partnerships and investments.

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Better Care Playbook

Publication Date

02.04.2020

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Complex Care
Health Care
Mental Health
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Social Needs
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