2024

Utilizing CO APCD to Track Disease Trajectories in Colorado

  • Apr 23, 2024
  • Tom Wilson

Scholarship received from the Center for Improving Value in Health Care, Denver, Colorado to help our research team access and analyze the Colorado All Payers Claims Data (CO APCD). The CO APCD represents the majority of covered lives and payers in Colorado and will be used by better characterize the trajectory of common diseases, including mental and behavioral health, asthma, allergies, COVID19, and other conditions.

2015

PHII Board Members to Speak on National Population Health Webinar

  • Mar 17, 2015
  • Tom Wilson

Dr. Tom Wilson, PhD, DrPH, founder and board chair of Population Health Impact Institute (PHII), will be speaking on a national webinar for HIMSS on Wednesday, March 18 at 12 EST. The webinar, Population Health Management: Moving Toward Patient-Centered, Value-Driven Care, will focus on the overarching theme of “real-time evidence” and how it can be used to make decisions in today’s healthcare world. Dr. Wilson will also discuss current trends in population health models and how health care providers and payers are utilizing technology to empower stakeholders to improve wellness and care outcomes.

2013

Breaking the Seal on Drug Research

  • Jun 29, 2013
  • Tom Wilson

PETER DOSHI walked across the campus of Johns Hopkins University in a rumpled polo shirt and stonewashed jeans, a backpack slung over one shoulder. An unremarkable presence on a campus filled with backpack-toters, he is 32, and not sure where he’ll be working come August, when his postdoctoral fellowship ends. And yet, even without a medical degree, he is one of the most influential voices in medical research today.                               

Transparency Not Enough To Cut Health Care Costs, Experts Say

  • Jun 19, 2013
  • Tom Wilson

During a Senate Committee on Finance hearing Tuesday, health experts urged lawmakers to look beyond efforts to increase health care transparency -- such as making online health care pricing data more widely available -- to control the increasing cost of health care services, Kaiser Health News' "Capsules" reports.

Peer to Peer

  • Jun 08, 2013
  • Tom Wilson

ASK a researcher what annoys him most about scientific publishing, and slowness will come near the top of the list of gripes. It takes nearly six months, on average, for a manuscript to wend its way from submission to publication. Worse, before a paper is accepted by a journal, it is often rejected by one or more others. The reason need not be a fatal flaw in the research; sometimes the work is simply not splashy enough for outlets high up in the pecking order. But in the process, each journal’s editors send the paper for peer review—appraisal by experts in the relevant field—in much the way that each prospective purchaser of a house commissions his own survey. And, unlike those multiple, parallel surveys, the reviewers do not even get paid for their efforts.

2011

Strategic Alliance between AHIMA Foundation and PHII

  • Apr 28, 2011
  • Tom Wilson

On April 28, 2011, the Population Health Impact Institute (PHII) and the American Health Information Management Association Foundation in (AHIMA Foundation) entered into a “Strategic Working Relationship on the Advancement and Accessibility of Scientific Knowledge in Health Information Management.” The goal of this relationship is to expand the healthcare community's access to timely, evidence-based, actionable best practice information across the various settings and modes of healthcare delivery by making that information accessible and understandable to all.

2010

Listen to PHII'S Complimentary Webinar From 3/11 on "The Value of Transparency for the Evaluation of Wellness and Other Population Health Programs"

  • Mar 12, 2010
  • Tom Wilson
  • frontpage Methodology Transparency Wellness

Click here to view and listen to recording of webinar.  it is 1 hour long.

Join Us For Complimentary Webinar on 3/11 “The Value of Transparency for the Evaluation of Wellness and other Population Health Programs:”

  • Mar 11, 2010
  • Tom Wilson

  For complimentary registration, please click here
 
LOVELAND, Ohio / Insurance NewsNet / February 23.  The Population Health Impact Institute (PHII), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, is pleased to announce a complimentary webinar on March 11, 2010, entitled “The Value of Transparency for the Evaluation of Wellness and other Population Health Programs.”  

2009

New Peer-Reviewed Paper Published: Framework for Assessing Wellness .... in Journal of Health and Productivity

  • Dec 31, 2009
  • Tom Wilson
  • frontpage

Abstract (Link for PDF of entire paper below)

Population Health Impact Institute Issues 25th Certification Pursuant to the Methods Evaluation Process [TM] (MEP [TM]) Program

  • Dec 17, 2009
  • Tom Wilson
  • MEP

Population Health Impact Institute Issues 25th Certification Pursuant to the Methods Evaluation Process (MEP) Program

Population Health Impact Institute Launches "Healthcare Transparency Accreditation Program" [TM] - H-TAP [TM]

  • Nov 23, 2009
  • Tom Wilson
  • H-TAP MEP Transparency Transparency of Methods

LOVELAND, OH / November 23, 2009 / PR Newswire -- The Population Health Impact Institute (PHII), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, is pleased to announced that PHII’s Board of Directors has approved the Healthcare Transparency Accreditation Program, v 1.0 (H-TAP [TM]) after two years of development.  Nurtur, a life, health, and wellness company based in Farmington, CT is the first organization to receive the H-TAP accreditation seal for five of its programs.

In the Arena: Our public comments in May are part of the FCCCER report

  • Jul 03, 2009
  • Tom Wilson
  • Comparative Effectiveness

The Federal Coordinating Council for Comparative Effectiveness Research (FCCCER) just released their report see: http://www.hhs.gov/recovery/programs/cer/cerannualrpt.pdf

2009 Collaborative Practice Summit --"Trust, but Verify" See our ad in Case in Point Magazine

  • Jun 04, 2009
  • Tom Wilson

Population Health Impact Institute has expressed its support for the Collaborative Practice Summit

DMCB Posting on PHII's comments to FEDS on peer-review & transparency

  • Jun 04, 2009
  • Tom Wilson
  • Comparative Effectiveness

"More Transparency Is Needed on Comparative Effectiveness Research." 

Modern Healthcare story mentions PHII's comment to the FEDS

  • Jun 02, 2009
  • Tom Wilson
  • Comparative Effectiveness

"Comparative-effectiveness group talks big money". 

Health Leaders Media headlines "Transparency" and mentions the Population Health Impact Institute

  • Jun 01, 2009
  • Tom Wilson
  • Comparative Effectiveness

"Diversity, Transparency Issues Raised at Comparative Effectiveness Hearing" 

PHI Institute selected to present comment to the Federal Coordinating Committee on Comparative Effectiveness Research "listening session" on behalf of ABQAURP, AHIMA Foundation, CMSA, IHPM, & PHI Institute: 5/13/09

  • May 13, 2009
  • Tom Wilson
  • Comparative Effectiveness Transparency of Methods

Click here to view webcast (this statement begins about the 32 minute mark, hold for for 15 minutes to hear panel's comment & question to this statement)

MEP Workshops to be held in conjunction with CMSA Meeting: June 18th, Phoenix, AZ

  • Apr 22, 2009
  • Tom Wilson
  • MEP

LOVELAND, OH / April 22, 2009 / Insurance Net -- The Population Health Impact Institute (PHII), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, is pleased to announce the offering of two Workshops on the Methods Evaluation Process™ (MEP™) on June 18th in Phoenix, Arizona.  Attendees will learn the evaluation strategies that promote transparent attribution methods and comparative effectiveness assessments.  

PHII will be offering the Level I (concept introduction) and the advanced Level II (statistical comparisons) MEP Workshops in conjunction with the annual meeting of the Case Management Society of America (CMSA). 

Population Health Impact Institute Announces Online Course for Method Evaluation Process (MEP) Standards

  • Mar 31, 2009
  • Tom Wilson
  • certification MEP

The Population Health Impact Institute (PHII), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, is pleased to announce the launch of the Methods Evaluation Process (MEP) online education program. Through the MEP course, individuals will learn the evaluation strategies that promote transparent attribution methods and comparative effectiveness assessments.

IHPM Workshop "Comparative Effectiveness: The New Evaluation Paradigm for Employer Value-Based Health Care" April 8, 2009. Orlando

  • Mar 26, 2009
  • Tom Wilson
  • Comparative Effectiveness Health and Productivity Wellness

PHII to offer workshop at the Institute for Health and Productivity Management Meeting, April 8, 2009

  • Mar 04, 2009
  • Tom Wilson
  • Educational Workshop

Title: Comparative Effectiveness: The New Evaluation Paradigm for Employer Value-Based Health Care

2005

Case Management Society of America Adopts Resolution to Support the Population Health Impact Institute

  • Dec 08, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • PHII

CMSA's board encourages others in the health care industry "to support the principles and standards-settijng processs of the PHI Institute.  Click here for full press release.

DxCG To Serve on Population Health Impact Institute's Grant Advisory Panel

  • Nov 15, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • PHII

Brandeis University's Health Industry Forum: Grant Awarded to PHI Institute

  • Nov 04, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • Grant

Brandeis Grant Advisory Panel Announced

  • Nov 04, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • PHII

NESCSO Grant-Funded Demonstration Project Findings Presented to New England Medicaid Officials

  • Oct 21, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • Medicaid

Health & Productivity Management. "The Transparency Movement"

  • Oct 01, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • Transparency

Public Announcement of Impact Evaluation Standards Process to Employer Gathering

  • Sep 30, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • Standards

Address to the Employer Track at the 10th Annual Disease Management Congress, Orlando

  • Sep 23, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • Decision Support DM

PHI Institute Forms Evaluation Standards Committee

  • Aug 26, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • PHII Standards

IHPM Expands Award to PHI Institute in Conformity With Brandeis Grant

  • Aug 23, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • PHII

Plenary Address to the SRI 3rd Annual Disease Management Conference, Boston

  • Aug 02, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • DM ROI

Disease Management News: Experts Call for 'Convergence' of DM Evaluation

  • Jun 25, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • DM

E-CareManagement News: Endorsement of PHI Institute Principles

  • Jun 15, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • PHII

Employee Benefit News: PHI Institute's Five Evaluation Principles

  • Jun 15, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • PHII

Employee Benefit News: Letter Signed by Five Scientists

  • Jun 15, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • DM ROI Transparency

Human Resource Executive Magazine: Measurement Issues in Population Health

  • May 26, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • Population Health

Disease Management News: Employer Group Urges Adoption of PHI Institute's "Five Evaluation Principles"

  • Apr 10, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • DM PHII

Institute for Health and Productivity Management: Endorsement of PHI Institute Evaluation Principles

  • Mar 29, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • PHII

PHI Institute Founder Addressed the Institute for Health and Productivity Management Meeting, Orlando

  • Mar 09, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • PHII Wilson

PHI Institute's "Code of Evaluation Ethics" endorsed by the Institute for Health and Productivity Management

  • Mar 02, 2005
  • Tom Wilson
  • Ethics PHII

White Paper/Position Statement: website-IHPM_Position_Statement_on_CBO_report_FINAL