Healthcare organizations are finding that focusing on outcomes benefits both patients and their own performance as well.

According to Ernst & Young LLP’s new report, Optimizing Health Outcomes for All , 85% of surveyed organizations said their efforts have led to better patient outcomes . Nearly 75% also report financial gains.

The organizations that have made health outcomes a bigger part of their strategy are more likely to see clear improvements, the study found.

These outcomes include better access to care, earlier diagnoses and fewer hospitalizations—which are all linked to cost savings, higher revenue and better management of chronic conditions.

Based on responses from 500 provider, payer, life science, government, nonprofit and community organization leaders, the report look

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