Magnan, Sanne, MD, PhD
Senior Fellow, HealthPartners Institute
About

Title: Senior Fellow

Other offices/titles: Co-chair, Roundtable on Population Health Improvement of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine; Member, Epic’s Population Health Steering Board; Member, Healthy People 2030 Engagement Subcommittee; Board member, Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Science (2018-present); Minnesota Commissioner of Health (2007-2010); President, Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement (ICSI) (2006-2007); President & CEO, ICSI (2011-2016).

Academic appointment: Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.

Year joined the Institute: 2016

Education and training: MD and PhD in medicinal chemistry, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.

Overview/research interests: To provide leadership for improving health (physical, mental, social and spiritual well-being) in our communities through the redesign of care, redesign of incentives and citizen and community engagement to improve the social determinants of health.
Publications
selected publications
Journal Article
  • The reallocationists versus the direct allocationists. 
    Health Affairs Blog. 2021
  • Reduction in US health care spending required to meet the Institute of Medicine's 2030 target. 
    American Journal of Public Health. 2020
  • Purchasing population health - revisited. 
    Population health management. 2019
  • Faith-based assets and multi-sector community teams: tapping into deeply woven roots. 
    North Carolina Medical Journal. 2018
  • Improving hypertension control population-wide in Minnesota. 
    Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2018
  • Potentially preventable hospital and emergency department events: lessons from a large innovation project. 
    The Permanente journal. 2018
  • Impact of a national collaborative care initiative for patients with depression and diabetes or cardiovascular disease. 
    General Hospital Psychiatry. 2017
  • The COMPASS initiative: description of a nationwide collaborative approach to the care of patients with depression and diabetes and/or cardiovascular disease. 
    General Hospital Psychiatry. 2017
  • Achieving accountability for health and health care. 
    Minnesota Medicine. 2012
  • The relationship of stage of change for smoking cessation to stage of change for fruit and vegetable consumption and physical activity in a health plan population. 
    American Journal of Health Promotion. 2004
  • Physician smoking-cessation actions: are they dependent on insurance coverage or on patients?. 
    American Journal of Preventive Medicine. 2002
  • Aids to quitting tobacco use: how important are they outside controlled trials?. 
    Preventive Medicine. 2001
  • Patient satisfaction and discussion of smoking cessation during clinical visits. 
    Mayo Clinic Proceedings. 2001
  • Failure of a continuous quality improvement intervention to increase the delivery of preventive services. A randomized trial. 
    Effective Clinical Practice. 2000
  • Improving prevention is difficult. 
    Effective Clinical Practice. 2000
    • Editorial Article
  • section [editorial]. 
    American Journal of Public Health.  110. 2020
  • Healthier people: setting targets for life expectancy and health care expenditures [editorial]. 
    American Journal of Public Health.  110. 2020
    • Conference Poster
  • COMPASS: evaluating an evolving and spreading innovation [poster]
    2012
    • Review
  • Social determinants of health 201 for health care: plan, do, study, act [review]. 
    NAM Perspect. 2021
    • Policy Briefs
  • Models for population health improvement by health care systems and partners: tensions and promise on the path upstream. Proceedings of a workshop
    2021
  • Population health science in the United States: trends, evidence, and implications for policy: proceedings of a joint symposium
    2021
  • Social determinants of health 101 for health care: five plus five. 
    NAM Perspectives: Expert Voices in Health & Health Care. 2017
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