NYAPRS Note: The following comes from Ron Manderscheid.
>From the New York Academy of Medicine, U.S. Healthcare is Moving
Upstream
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(http://healthyamericans.org/health-issues/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/13
_HP_JulyAugust_2012.pdf) — “Community-based prevention, particularly
interventions that look upstream to stop the root causes of disease, can
reduce the burden of preventable illnesses.” The article addresses
provisions in the Affordable Care Act that promote community-based
prevention, including Community Transformation Grants. It also
highlights the role of hospitals “in making investments in prevention
through their community benefit programs.”