Nebraska § 81-679 Health care data analysis section; public-sector health care programs; requirements

Nebraska Statutes

§ 81-679 — Health care data analysis section; public-sector health care programs; requirements

Nebraska § 81-679

Ch. 81State Administrative Departments

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 81-679 (2026).

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Data and research initiatives by the health care data analysis section of the Department of Health and Human Services related to public-sector health care programs shall:

(1)Assist the state's current health care financing and delivery programs to deliver and purchase health care in a manner that promotes improvements in health care efficiency and effectiveness;

(2)Assist the state in its public health activities, including the analysis of disease prevalence and trends and the development of public health responses;

(3)Assist the state in developing and refining its overall health policy, including policy related to health care costs, quality, and access; and

(4)Provide health care information that allows the evaluation of state health care financing and delivery programs.

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Data and research initiatives by the health care data analysis section of the Department of Health and Human Services related to public-sector health care programs shall:
(1) Assist the state's current health care financing and delivery programs to deliver and purchase health care in a manner that promotes improvements in health care efficiency and effectiveness;
(2) Assist the state in its public health activities, including the analysis of disease prevalence and trends and the development of public health responses;
(3) Assist the state in developing and refining its overall health policy, including policy related to health care costs, quality, and access; and
(4) Provide health care information that allows the evaluation of state health care financing and delivery programs.