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The three-year accreditation is for the health system’s asthma, congestive heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, diabetes and maternity programs.
To receive accreditation, St. John’s underwent a comprehensive review of the full range of disease-management standards, including program content, patient service, practitioner service, clinical systems, measurement and quality improvement and program operation.
Disease-management programs are becoming more popular among health systems as the cost of care rises, according to a St. John’s news release. Disease-management programs can help employers reduce employee sick days and retain workers.
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