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1 Public health model(PHM) â¢ A model that addresses health or social problems in a comprehensive way. â¢ 2  It considers human factors, characteristics of the source of harm, and the environment, identifies causes and suggests possible interventions.
The goal of a population health approach is to foster better clinical outcomes across the community and lower the total cost of care. Traditionally, healthcare has been rather disconnected across settings and providers from both an IT and a process perspective.his makes it challenging to achieve coordinated care, often to the detriment of the patient. In contrast, a population health approach is patient centered and goes back to the goals of what providers and payers all want to do wellâthe Triple Aim: 1  Improve the patient experience of care (quality and satisfaction).