University of Colorado School of Dental Medicine report finds medical-dental integration models can improve overall health care outcomes in vulnerable populations
According to a new report from the University of Colorado School of Dental Medicine , Medical-Dental Integration (MDI) improves positive health outcomes in vulnerable populations, such as at-risk children, pregnant women, seniors, and those in need of chronic disease management.
- According to a new report from the University of Colorado School of Dental Medicine , Medical-Dental Integration (MDI) improves positive health outcomes in vulnerable populations, such as at-risk children, pregnant women, seniors, and those in need of chronic disease management.
- The Delta Dental Institute funded the report, which supports the research-based exploration of care delivery models like MDI that improve health care outcomes and advance patient-centered care.
- Achieve better health outcomes at lower costs by implementing MDI's value-based care model, which aligns health care systems, patients, and providers.
- The only dental school in the Rocky Mountain region, the University of Colorado School of Dental Medicine, is a leader in innovation.