The State of Population Health: How Value-Based Care is Transforming Healthcare and Lessons Learned from the Last 3 Years

Authors

Katy Akimoto, HMSA
Matt Hanley, MD, SSM Health
Mitchell Kaminski, MD, MBA, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
David Nash, MD, MBA, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Stuart Baker, MD, Navvis

Document Type

Presentation

Publication Date

7-15-2021

Comments

Many healthcare organizations have formidable goals to transform to value-based care and risk-based contracts over the next few years. Some organizations have started the journey, and progressive and innovative (and inspirational) entities are working toward models that are 100% risk-based, with increasing advanced forms of risk.

Attendees will:

• Examine what it takes to transform our healthcare system.
• Discuss key challenges, and how to move from initial deployments to scalable models.
• Identify priority areas for leaders as we emerge from COVID and resume normal business operations.

Panelists:

Katy Akimoto
Senior Vice President, Health Management
HMSA

Matt Hanley, MD
Chief Clinical Officer
Interim Wisconsin Regional President
SSM Health

Mitchell Kaminski, MD, MBA
Navvis Associate Professor of Population Health
Program Director
Jefferson College of Population Health

David Nash, MD, MBA
Founding Dean Emeritus
Jefferson College of Population Health

Moderator:

Stuart Baker, MD
Executive Officer & President Emeritus
Navvis

Presentation: 56:51

Recommended Citation

Akimoto, Katy; Hanley, MD, Matt; Kaminski, MD, MBA, Mitchell; Nash, MD, MBA, David; and Baker, MD, Stuart, "The State of Population Health: How Value-Based Care is Transforming Healthcare and Lessons Learned from the Last 3 Years" (2021). College of Population Health Lectures, Presentations, Workshops. Paper 58.
https://jdc.jefferson.edu/hplectures/58

Language

English