Podcasts about value based healthcare

Wie wäre ein Gesundheitssystem, das nicht erst bei Krankheit reagiert, sondern frühzeitig schützt? In dieser Folge spreche ich mit Dr. Valerie Kirchberger, Ärztin, Unternehmerin und Co-CEO von Evela Health. Gemeinsam beleuchten wir, warum Prävention aktuell unterfinanziert ist, was sich strukturell ändern müsste – und wie Technologie dabei helfen kann, Gesundheit vorausschauend und nachhaltig zu gestalten. Ein Gespräch über Value-Based Healthcare, Frauengesundheit, neue Versorgungsmodelle und die Frage: Wie sieht echte Gesundheitsversorgung in der Zukunft aus?

Canada's healthcare system is ripe for transformation. Explore how value-based healthcare is redefining patient outcomes, reducing costs, and fostering equity across communities. Learn about innovative models like hospital-at-home care, the importance of patient-reported outcomes, and the integration of digital tools to optimize health systems. Don't miss this insightful discussion, featuring Erin Cook, Director of Quality, Transformation, Evaluation, Value, Ethics and Virtual Care at CIUSSS, West Central Montreal, Dr. Shannon Jackson, Clinical Professor of Department of Medicine at UBC and Hematologist and Physician Lead of Value-Based Healthcare at St. Paul's Hospital, Eva Villalba, Executive Director of the Quebec Cancer Coalition, and Lisa Chartrand, Squad Lead of Health System Shaping of Roche Canada, as they share strategies to build a more resilient and patient-centered healthcare system for all Canadians.Read the full interview and key takeaways: https://thefutureeconomy.ca/interviews/value-based-healthcare-improves-outcomes-reduces-costs/Subscribe for exclusive previews of upcoming episodes and updates on new releases: https://bit.ly/3ri2IUu Follow us on social media: https://linkin.bio/thefutureeconomy.ca=====About TheFutureEconomy.ca=====TheFutureEconomy.ca is a Canadian online media outlet and thought leadership platform that produces interviews, panels and op-eds featuring leaders from industry, government, academia and more to define a strong vision for our future economy.Our content emphasizes our interviewees' insights and calls-to-action on what we must do now to improve the competitiveness and sustainability of Canada's future economy.Check out our website: https://thefutureeconomy.ca/ #FutureOfHealth #HealthcareInnovation #ValueBasedHealthcare #HealthCanada #CanadianHealthcare

In deze aflevering van Z 7 op 7:- De Belgische ziekenhuisdirecteurs waarschuwen voor een crash van onze gezondheidszorg. Het budget is nochtans enorm: 11% van ons BBP. Is een Value Based Healtcare systeem de oplossing?- Bnewable haalt amper twee jaar na zijn lancering liefst 40 miljoen euro op. Dankzij het succes van zijn batterijcontainers.In ons dagelijks beursgesprek: Ken Van Weyenberg van Candriam over de 4de renteknip van 2024. En in Tussen Wetstraat en Wall Street legt politiek journalist en Head of Business News Jan De Meulemeester uit hoe het kan dat een regeringsonderhandeling in België zo lang duurt.

Dr. Morgan Taylor, Chief Nursing Officer of Archer Review has redefined nursing education with her innovative teaching methods and empathy-driven approach, fostering confidence and competence among the next generation of nurses. In this episode, we explore the gaps in nursing education exposed during the pandemic and how Dr. Taylor is addressing these challenges through groundbreaking solutions like virtual reality and AI-enhanced training. We discuss her global health experiences in Guatemala, her passion for pediatric care and how she leverages technology to bridge educational gaps. She also shares her insights on telehealth, the adolescent mental health crises during the pandemic and the shift toward proactive value-based care models Timestamps: [00:00:27] Gaps in Nursing Education During the Pandemic [00:02:30] Global Challenges in Practical Nursing Training [00:05:35] AI as a Tool in Nursing: Opportunities and Risks [00:06:36] Unique Challenges in Paediatric Care [00:08:55] Telehealth's Role in Enhancing Accessibility [00:13:13] Moving Toward Proactive, Value-Based Healthcare [00:15:38] Burnout and New Career Paths for Nurses Get in touch with Morgan Taylor- https://www.linkedin.com/in/morgan-clark-taylor/ https://www.archerreview.com/ Get in touch with Karandeep Badwal - https://www.linkedin.com/in/karandeepbadwal/ Follow Karandeep on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@KarandeepBadwal Subscribe to the Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themedtechpodcast/support

Rob Abbott, CEO and Executive Director at ISPOR, the Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research, focuses on defining and measuring value in healthcare, including accessibility, affordability, effectiveness, and patient outcomes. HEOR (health economics and outcomes research) can provide data-driven insights to guide healthcare decision-making, reduce bias in research, and consider a broader range of factors like social determinants of health. This can improve treatment adherence, align therapies with what matters most to patients, and support the evaluation of technology used for treatments and predictive analysis of new therapies.   Rob explains, "I'm excited at both the legacy of work that health economics and outcomes research has contributed to, but I'm particularly excited about the extent to which health economics and outcomes research can provide data-driven insights to highlight health interventions that provide the best health outcomes for the investment made. This is good for managing the expenditure of public resources. Still, even more so, data-driven insights can help us lead to better health outcomes, better treatment protocols, and better health outcomes for patients." "As health economists and a professional society representing health economists and outcomes researchers, I think we know that historically, we have defined value quite narrowly in terms of a person's physical health, for instance. But we know that increasingly the concept of whole health or a more holistic approach to health is gaining a lot of traction. So, we are actively engaged in expanding the definition of health to include access to housing, social connections and networks, healthy food and lifestyle choices, and things of that nature. So, I think we are beginning to bring some new ideas to the table in terms of how we think about health."  #ISPOR #Patients #Healthcare #DigitalHealth #GlobalHealth #HEOR #RWE #HealthEconomics #HealthAI #DrugPriceNegotiations ISPOR.org Download the transcript here

Rob Abbott, CEO and Executive Director at ISPOR, the Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research, focuses on defining and measuring value in healthcare, including accessibility, affordability, effectiveness, and patient outcomes. HEOR (health economics and outcomes research) can provide data-driven insights to guide healthcare decision-making, reduce bias in research, and consider a broader range of factors like social determinants of health. This can improve treatment adherence, align therapies with what matters most to patients, and support the evaluation of technology used for treatments and predictive analysis of new therapies.   Rob explains, "I'm excited at both the legacy of work that health economics and outcomes research has contributed to, but I'm particularly excited about the extent to which health economics and outcomes research can provide data-driven insights to highlight health interventions that provide the best health outcomes for the investment made. This is good for managing the expenditure of public resources. Still, even more so, data-driven insights can help us lead to better health outcomes, better treatment protocols, and better health outcomes for patients." "As health economists and a professional society representing health economists and outcomes researchers, I think we know that historically, we have defined value quite narrowly in terms of a person's physical health, for instance. But we know that increasingly the concept of whole health or a more holistic approach to health is gaining a lot of traction. So, we are actively engaged in expanding the definition of health to include access to housing, social connections and networks, healthy food and lifestyle choices, and things of that nature. So, I think we are beginning to bring some new ideas to the table in terms of how we think about health."  #ISPOR #Patients #Healthcare #DigitalHealth #GlobalHealth #HEOR #RWE #HealthEconomics #HealthAI #DrugPriceNegotiations ISPOR.org Listen to the podcast here

In this episode we are diving into the world of health economics and value-based healthcare with a leading researcher in the field! Join us as we explore how science and data are making healthcare better and more affordable for everyone!

In this episode, James Reynolds, Assistant Vice President at Atrium Health, discusses his work in outcomes, care transformation, and the trends shaping the future of healthcare. He shares insights into the impact of AI, remote patient monitoring, and the balance between fee-for-service and value-based care.

Host: Megan Antonelli Guest: Robert Groves While there is an abundance of hype surrounding the transformative potential of AI there is no doubt that it has the power to accelerate healthcare's transition to value-based care. Dr. Groves explores how AI can support healthcare organizations in achieving better patient outcomes while managing costs, and discusses the role of AI in alleviating administrative burdens for primary care physicians. They will discuss the potential of AI in addressing healthcare workforce shortages, sharing real-world examples of AI-driven interventions from his experience at Banner Health and Aetna. Dr. Groves emphasizes the importance of responsible and ethical AI use, outlining necessary safeguards and governance measures. Looking ahead, he envisions the integration of AI and value-based care reshaping the healthcare landscape, highlighting promising opportunities and potential pitfalls for leaders to navigate. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

While there is an abundance of hype surrounding the transformative potential of AI there is no doubt that it has the power to accelerate healthcare's transition to value-based care. Dr. Groves explores how AI can support healthcare organizations in achieving better patient outcomes while managing costs, and discusses the role of AI in alleviating administrative burdens for primary care physicians. We will discuss the potential of AI in addressing healthcare workforce shortages, sharing real-world examples of AI-driven interventions from his experience at Banner Health and Aetna. Dr. Groves emphasizes the importance of responsible and ethical AI use, outlining necessary safeguards and governance measures. Looking ahead, he envisions the integration of AI and value-based care reshaping the healthcare landscape, highlighting promising opportunities and potential pitfalls for leaders to navigate. Support the transition to value-based care, enabling healthcare organizations to improve patient outcomes while effectively managing costsAlleviate administrative burdens on primary care physicians, empowering them to focus on building strong patient relationships and delivering personalized, high-quality careGain insights into real-world applications of AI-driven interventions that address healthcare workforce shortagesExplore the necessary safeguards, governance measures, and future-ready skills needed to successfully navigate the integration of AI and value-based care Robert Groves, MD, CMO EVP, Banner Aetna Megan Antonelli ,Chief Executive Officer, HealthIMPACT

Moderator: Alicia Gonzalez (Madrid, Spain)Guest: Christian Lampl (Linz, Austria)This last May episode features Alicia González Martínez and her guest Prof. Christian Lampl as they discuss organising headache care, focusing on increasing access and offering value-based healthcare. They delve into strategies to improve the delivery, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness of headache management, aiming to enhance patient well-being and integration of headache care into existing healthcare systems.

Join us on this episode of The Healthcare Trailblazers Podcast as we delve into the controversial topic of value-based care versus fee-for-service. Our guest, a leading expert in healthcare innovation, discusses the potential shifts and challenges facing small and large healthcare providers as they transition to new payment models. Tune in to uncover whether these changes herald a new era of healthcare or pose a risk to the stability and care quality in the industry.Key Takeaways:Understanding Value-Based Care: Insights into how value-based care aims to improve healthcare efficiency and patient outcomes.Challenges for Small Practices: Explore the difficulties small practices face when transitioning from traditional fee-for-service models.Risks vs. Rewards: A critical look at the potential risks and rewards associated with moving to a value-based care system.Impact on Patient Care: Considerations on how these changes affect patient care and provider workflows.Future of Healthcare Models: Predictions and expert opinions on the sustainability and long-term impact of value-based care on the healthcare system.Don't miss this informative and thought-provoking discussion that addresses the pressing issues in today's healthcare landscape.

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In this edition of PopHealth Week, we're excited to spotlight Dr. Mike Edgeworth, MD, MS, a distinguished neurologist and the Chief Population Health Officer at Octave Bioscience. Octave is at the forefront of transforming the care and treatment landscape for Multiple Sclerosis (MS), offering a groundbreaking precision care approach for those living with this condition. With a rich background that spans over two decades, Dr. Edgeworth has held roles ranging from academic and clinical settings to hospital administration and medical executive positions within a national health plan, before making his mark at Octave in 2021. Dr. Edgeworth's educational journey includes completing his neurology residency and fellowship at Vanderbilt University, where he also earned a Master of Science in Clinical Investigation. He embarked on his medical career after graduating from the University of Mississippi Medical School and holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Mississippi State University. Today, he resides in Nashville, TN, contributing significantly to the field of MS through his work at Octave Bioscience. Stay connected with Dr. Edgeworth's pioneering work in MS care by visiting Octave Bioscience online at www.octavebio.com and following him on Twitter @OctaveBio. Don't miss this insightful episode!

In this episode of Pophealth Week, we are honored to feature Cliff Frank, President of Healthcare Management Solutions. With over three decades of experience in the managed care sector, Cliff has worked across the spectrum, from payers and hospitals to IPAs, PHOs, and Clinically Integrated Networks (CINs). Our conversation delves into the current landscape of the managed care industry, focusing on the evolution of value-based healthcare and the potential implications of upcoming CMS risk adjustment updates for Medicare Advantage operators. Cliff's career has been dedicated to minimizing inefficiencies and enhancing the quality of patient care. He has consistently championed the cause of fostering clinical and financial harmony between providers and payers, contributing his expertise in diverse healthcare environments. Leading CINs in managing shared savings arrangements with payers and Medicare, Cliff also offers strategic consultation to organizations navigating managed care contracts, risk transfer preparation, and the creation of innovative provider-payer partnerships. Join us for an insightful exploration of managed care's future and strategies for achieving optimal healthcare delivery.

Unser Gesundheitssystem ist an vielen Stellen teuer und an manchen Stellen nicht sehr effektiv. Ein Ansatz, das zu ändern: "Value-based Healthcare", kurz (VBHC), ein wertebasierter Ansatz für die Gesundheitswirtschaft. Den Begriff gibt es schon einige Jahre, die Strukturen sind aber noch nicht etabliert. Was bringt eine Umstellung für Patienten und Kostenträger? Welche Vorteile bringt diese Neuorientierung in Krankenhaus und Praxis? Darüber gibt Professor rer. oec. Axel C. Axel Mühlbacher, Leiter des Instituts Gesundheitsökonomie und Medizinmanagement an der Hochschule Neubrandenburg in dieser Folge von Medizin aufs Ohr Auskunft. Axel Mühlbacher ist seit 2004 Professor für Gesundheitsökonomie und Medizinmanagement in Neubrandenburg, forscht und lehrt an Universitäten in Deutschland und den USA und ist beraterisch tätig. Ein Schwerpunkt seiner Arbeit ist die wertebasierte Gesundheitswirtschaft. Haben Sie Anregungen? Wen sollten wir unbedingt einmal zum Gespräch einladen? Wir freuen uns über ihr Feedback. Schreiben Sie an podcast@aesculap-akademie.de

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Guest: Jesse M. Ehrenfeld, M.D., MPH, President, American Medical Association [@AmerMedicalAssn]On Linkedin | https://www.linkedin.com/in/doctorjesse/On Twitter | https://twitter.com/DoctorJesseMD____________________________Host: Marco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society PodcastOn ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/marco-ciappelli____________________________Episode NotesHey everyone, it's Marco Ciappelli here, and I am delighted to bring you an episode of the Redefining Society podcast that is dedicated to the upcoming CES conference in Las Vegas. CES is known as the place where you see the future, and technology plays a vital role in shaping that future. Today, I want to explore how technology fits into the societal structure, particularly in the healthcare industry.I am thrilled to have Jesse Ehrenfeld, the president of the American Medical Association, joining me on the show. He will be hosting a panel at CES on enabling the new era of value-based care for digital health. But before we dive into the topic, let's understand what value-based care really means.Value-based care focuses on the quality of care, the performance of healthcare providers, and the patient experience. It prioritizes what patients value the most, and technology plays a crucial role in achieving this. Through the use of digital health tools and AI, we can enhance efficiency, effectiveness, and patient engagement, ultimately delivering value-based care.One of the key benefits of technology in healthcare is telehealth. Virtual consultations save time and eliminate the frustration of traffic and long waits at the doctor's office. Patients can interact with their healthcare providers from the comfort of their own homes, making healthcare more convenient and accessible.However, the adoption of new technologies comes with challenges. Physicians want to know if the tools actually work, if they are covered by insurance, what happens in case of failures, and how they integrate into their practices. We need to ensure that the tools meet their expectations and address these concerns.From a patient's perspective, value and success are measured by factors such as convenience, quality of care, and cost. Telehealth and other digital health tools provide patients with a more satisfying experience, saving them time and delivering higher quality care. Lowering out-of-pocket costs is also a priority, as healthcare expenses continue to rise.While we often associate AI with cutting-edge advancements, it is already embedded in healthcare operations behind the scenes. AI-powered tools are streamlining supply chain management, scheduling, and insurance processes. In research, AI is accelerating drug discovery and improving diagnostic accuracy.Events like CES play a crucial role in driving innovation in digital health. They provide a platform for entrepreneurs, innovators, and healthcare professionals to connect and collaborate, ensuring that the technologies developed meet the needs of patients and practitioners.I hope you find this glimpse into the role of technology and digital health in driving value-based healthcare insightful. If you want to learn more about this topic, make sure to check out Jesse Ehrenfeld's panel, "Digital Health Enabling the New Era of Value-Based Care," at CES.I am excited to record and share these episodes about the evolving healthcare landscape, and I look forward to bringing you more discussions on the intersection of technology and society in the future.That's all for now. Stay tuned for our next episode, and until then, take care!____________________________Catch all of our CES 2024 event coverage: https://www.itspmagazine.com/ces-2024-las-vegas-usa-event-coverageWatch this and other videos on ITSPmagazine's YouTube ChannelCES 2024 Las Vegas playlist:

«Diese Podcast-Folge wurde mit der freundlichen Unterstützung der Groupe Mutuel ermöglicht» Die Kosten im schweizerischen Gesundheitswesen sind allgegenwärtig präsent. Steigende Prämien belasten Haushaltsbudgets immer stärker, und nahezu monatlich wird über Krankenhäuser berichtet, die in finanzielle Schieflage geraten und teilweise auf kantonale Unterstützung angewiesen sind. Besonders vor dem Hintergrund der zunehmend angespannten finanziellen Lage ist es umso erstaunlicher, dass heutzutage an vielen Stellen mit Fehl- und Überversorgung zu kämpfen ist – also mit Eingriffen, die zu häufig, unnötig oder sogar gesundheitsschädlich sind. Insgesamt gehen auf diese Weise 7-8 Milliarden Franken im Gesundheitssystem verloren – Ressourcen, die an anderen Stellen zweifellos effektiver eingesetzt werden könnten. Warum also nicht stattdessen, wie es bereits in Schweden und den USA praktiziert wird, das Konzept des "Value Based Healthcare" (VBHC) anwenden? Hierbei steht der Patient im Mittelpunkt der Patient Journey, und finanzielle Mittel werden gezielt für medizinischen Nutzen und die Steigerung der Lebensqualität der Patienten eingesetzt. Im VBHC-Ansatz wird eine Behandlung erst dann als erfolgreich betrachtet, wenn sie zur Wiederherstellung oder Verbesserung der Lebensqualität des Patienten beiträgt. Um zu erfahren, ob und wie sich dieses vielversprechende Konzept in der Praxis bewährt, hat Alfred Angerer Dr. Florian Rüter, Leiter des Qualitätsmanagements & Value Based Health Care, sowie Daniel Volken, stellvertretender Direktor der Groupe Mutuel, zu Gast. In Zusammenarbeit mit dem Universitätsspital Basel haben sie vor drei Jahren das Projekt "Pay for Performance" ins Leben gerufen, mit dem Ziel, ein qualitäts- und nutzenbasiertes Abgeltungssystem zu entwickeln. Hierbei werden sowohl objektive medizinische Qualitätsparameter als auch patientenbezogene Qualitätsparameter (PROMs) mitberücksichtigt.

Crossing the Value-Based Healthcare Rubicon isn't just a journey, it's a revolution in care, where the currency is quality, and the compass is compassion. This transformation is both an economic and moral imperative, and in the alchemy of healthcare, transforming economics isn't just about numbers; it's the catalyst for transmuting care outcomes into golden results that enrich both lives and ledgers. This week you have access to two of the leading minds in value transformation. We are joined by Dr. Edward McEachern (Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer for PacificSource) and Jenni Gudapati (Value-Based Healthcare Program Director and Clinical Associate Professor at Boise State University). In this illuminating episode, we delve into the transformative realm of value-based healthcare with a diverse range of topics. Our insightful interview explores the value movement and its profound impact on economics and care outcomes. We unravel the intricate dynamics of care management, particularly in the context of chronic diseases, while shedding light on the crucial aspects of risk adjustment, Annual Wellness Visits, and Quality Improvement. We also investigate the concept of "Gold Carding" and the role it plays in healthcare transformation. Furthermore, we delve into higher education's pivotal role in shaping the future of healthcare value, emphasizing the essential skills that healthcare leaders of tomorrow must possess. Tune in for an enlightening discussion that navigates the evolving landscape of healthcare, economics, and leadership! This week's episode is brought to you by Edifecs – an EMR-agnostic, interoperable, and AI-enabled technology helps providers unify and utilize data for a more complete digital portrait of patient populations. The result: better clinical, financial, and compliance outcomes.  To learn how Edifecs' applications can enhance prospective risk adjustment and value-based contract performance, visit edifecs.com today. Episode Bookmarks: 01:30 Introduction Edward McEachern, M.D. and Jenni Gudapati, MBA, RN 06:50 The slow uptake of accountable care (HCP-LAN: only 20% of healthcare payments flow through Categories 3B and 4 APMs). 07:20 Provider challenges: supply chain disruptions, labor shortages, high inflation, and the end of COVID-19 relief payments. 08:20 Congressional Budget Office projects insolvency of the Medicare Trust Fund by 2026. 08:50 The economic necessity of value-based health care to reduce unnecessary spending. 09:35 “In the shadow of COVID we have crossed this Rubicon where there is a push on the current paradigms of care delivery and payment.” 10:15 Stressor #1: The retirement of the Boomer workforce will create a 14% structural deficit in accessible labor. 10:30 Stressor #2: FFS infrastructure collides with APM adoption strategies and cannot support value transformation. 11:20 Stressor #3: Shift of hospital care delivery to the outpatient and home setting. (“It is never coming back.”) 11:50 “This chronic complex system of care that takes care of people in the post-acute setting is not adequately available in most communities.” 12:20 “LAN 3B and 4 payments will only help in the context of the operational reshaping of the health delivery system.” 12:50 Value-based consumer perspective needed: 46% cannot afford out-of-pocket healthcare expenses! 13:20 Low value services that do not track to best patient outcomes. 13:50 Revenue dependency on a sick-care model of fee-for-service medicine. 14:35 “Too many health inequities exist. We need to financially incentivize providers to take care of underserved populations.” 15:20 “Healthcare is the only industry that is Yelp proof.” (the dislocation between costs and consumerism) 16:20 What if we created a well-financed and integrated SDOH health system to work alongside the sick care health system? 17:50 The power of the Annual Wellness Visit (AWV) in patient-centered care.

In this episode our guest is Ms. Eva Villalba. Eva is the Executive Director of the Quebec Cancer Coalition and a value based healthcare expert. She came to the cafe to discuss value based healthcare, precision medicine and various levels of patient advocacy. Grab your warm drink and tune in for a great conversation!Some key takeaways:Eva believes that value based healthcare is not just the future, it's the next step in the evolution of healthcare transformationPrecision medicine is transforming the way we approach healthcare. By targeting specific mutations, we can provide more effective and personalized treatments for patients.Patient partnership is key. Level one is being a partner in your own care, level two is giving back to the community, and level three is becoming a patient advocate to impact public policyThere are patient advocacy groups and government phone lines available to help you find the right healthcare professionals and resourcesAbout Eva VillalbaEva Villalba is the Executive Director of the Quebec Cancer Coalition, a non-profit patient advocacy group dedicated to improving the Quebec health-care system for people affected by cancer. Since 2008, she has been involved in health-care charities, advocacy groups and non-profits. She graduated from McGill University with a double major in Psychology and Applied Linguistics, then completed an MBA from HEC Montréal with the objective to apply best business practices to the non-profit sector. Eva is passionate about good governance, public policy, community impact, health-care reform and social innovation. She is a volunteer board member of the Artificial Intelligence Impact Alliance (AIIA) and sees great potential in applying AI and technological innovations to the health-care sector to prevent and improve health outcomes. Eva is the first Quebecker and Canadian to obtain a graduate degree in Value-Based Health Care (VBHC) with an MSc. in Health Care Transformation at the University of Texas at Austin with Professor Elizabeth Teisberg and other VBHC experts. Eva is a fierce patient advocate and believes strongly in the potential of the Quebec health-care system to be a world-class leader in Value-Based Care. Eva has an extensive international network of Value-Based Health Transformation Leaders, has a VBHC Green Belt Certification from VBHC Center Europe and is their official Canadian Ambassador. She is also the co-chair of the Resilient Healthcare Coalition (RHC), a diverse group of health system leaders across the public, private, and non-profit sectors committed to helping Canadian health care systems enhance patient care and improve health outcomes by becoming faster, nimbler, and better able to adapt to future shocks.https://coalitioncancer.com/The Good Health Cafewww.thegoodhealthcafe.comFacebook and Instagram: @thegoodhealthcafeSign up for our mailing list: https://www.thegoodhealthcafe.com/submit-your-questionThe Good Health Cafe Feedback Formhttps://www.thegoodhealthcafe.com/submit-your-question@thegoodhealthcafe on Instagram and FacebookSponsor Info:The Good Health Candle Companywww.goodhealthcandle.com@goodhealthcandle on Instagram and Facebook

“The pandemic made everything about value. I believe that all healthcare premises – along with insurance systems and the patients themselves – became much more focused on the concept of value.”  Few industries faced the same level of challenge that healthcare did during the pandemic. Everyone from doctors, to support staff, to procurement was pushed to do their best on behalf of patients. As they cooperated to overcome these difficulties, each stakeholder group was changing a little bit - sometimes in ways that would alter their perspective on the experience forever.  In this episode, Philip Ideson interviews Heba Farouk, Chief Supply Chain Officer for Saudi German Health and one of the first practitioner executives Art of Procurement has featured from the Middle East. She shares her firsthand experience with the operational and perception-based evolution of procurement and supply chain in the healthcare industry. During the conversation, they discussed: Heba's experience as a supply chain leader in a hospital system during the COVID-19 pandemic Subsequent changes to the role of procurement and supply chain within the patient care experience How the definition of value has changed forever for doctors, patients, and procurement  

In this episode, Ellie Schwab and Yash Kamani discuss all things value based healthcare and population health with Dr. Kannan Mutharasan. Dr. Mutharasan, a practicing Board Certified Cardiologist, brings a unique and interesting perspective to these topics as a clinician on the field.

Value-based care has emerged as an alternative and potential replacement for traditional fee-for-service reimbursement, centering quality and outcomes rather than quantity. That is the theory. In practice, value-based care has been shown to exacerbate some disparities in the healthcare system by making it harder for those patients with complex conditions, or being impacted by social determinants of health, to access care. Put simply, if some categories of patient are more financially risky than others to treat, providers may find ways to exclude them – unless checks and balances are put in place to help manage risks associated with SDOH and comorbid conditions. Health policy expert Matt Reiter hosts a discussion featuring Bill Finerfrock from Capitol Associates, and Tom Dorney from The Root Cause Coaltion. Together they discuss the very real danger of widening health disparities resulting from the expansion of value-based care, and the legislative solution proposed by the John Lewis EMMT Act (Equality in Medicare and Medicaid Treatment) which has been reintroduced in 2023 by Rep. Teri Sewell and Sen. Cory Booker. All organizations advocating for health equity are encouraged to help advance the legislation by writing letters of support (template below) to Matt Reiter reiterm@capitolassociates.com who will coordinate their forwarding to Representative Sewell and Senator Booker.   ------------------------------ LETTER OF SUPPORT TEMPLATE  Dear Representative Sewell & Senator Booker,  I am writing in support of S.1296/H.R.3069, the John Lewis Equality in Medicare and Medicaid Treatment (EMMT) Act of 2023. The EMMT Act would require the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) to include experts in health disparities and social determinants of health as part of the evaluation and review process for new payment models. If enacted, this bill would also require fairness of these new payment methods for women, high-risk patients, patients from racial or ethnic minorities, or patients from rural communities. Lastly, it directs CMMI to develop and test a payment model that is tailored to addressing social determinants of health. While quality and cost are important considerations, equal consideration should be given to the impact a proposed model may have on access to care for women, minorities and beneficiaries residing in rural areas. CMMI is under no statutory obligation to account for social determinants of health when considering new payment models. Indeed, the only factors CMMI must consider when determining whether to approve a new payment model are quality and cost. Because Medicare is the single largest health care payer in the country, and many commercial insurance plans will adopt policies based on Medicare, Congress must ensure that the models approved by CMMI incentivize reductions in minority and rural health disparities and not create barriers to care. We appreciate all that this CMS Administration has done to advance health equity. Passing the EMMT Act will ensure that all new models account for social determinants of health and how the models impact minority and rural populations. Your leadership on eliminating health disparities for women, minorities and beneficiaries residing in rural areas is deeply appreciated. I applaud your leadership on this important bill. The EMMT Act will go a long way towards improving access to quality healthcare for Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries. On behalf or our organization:  Sincerely, ------------------------------ Health Disparities Podcast Episode 143 (c) Movement is Life 2023

Joining Anthony on today's podcast is Jenni Gudapati, MBA, RN, the Program Director for Value-Based Healthcare at Boise State University's College of Health Sciences. Jenni brings a wealth of experience and expertise in healthcare leadership, with a particular focus on creating innovative and efficient healthcare delivery to enhance patient outcomes. In this session, Jenni shares her inspiring healthcare journey and how her passion for improving patient outcomes led her to a career in population health management. She highlights her impetus to collaborate with the Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) to design a population health management program, recognized this year as a recipient of the CAHME/George and Regi Herzlinger Innovation Education award.Jenni goes on to explain the similarities and differences between healthcare, quality and safety, and population health management programs, offering valuable insights. Moreover, she provides real-life examples of the diverse career paths pursued by students who have successfully completed the program. 

Prescription Health S1E1 | The Expanding Role of Pharmacy in Value-Based CareWelcome to the first episode of Prescription Health (formerly Keep Up With PACE). This episode features guests, Brian Adams, President and CEO of Tabula Rasa HealthCare (TRHC), and April Gill, Chief Commercial Officer of TRHC, and is moderated by Frank Sparacino, Senior Vice President of Investor Relations and Corporate Development at TRHC. In this episode, our guests discuss the trends driving the future of healthcare, the expanding role of pharmacy in value-based care, the barriers that hinder growth, and how TRHC is positioned to enable the healthcare industry. Episode Breakdown: Intro: 00:00 – 00:31 • Guest introductions: 00:32 – 03:08 • Emerging trends driving the future of healthcare: 03:09 – 10:19 • The expanding role pharmacists/pharmacy solutions play in value-based care: 10:20 – 16:20 • The impact pharmacists have in medication regimens and the overall health of a patient: 16:21 – 21:35 • Barriers that hinder growth for pharmacies: 21:36 – 26:57 • The role TRHC plays in helping healthcare move forward: 26:58 – 30:38 •  Outro: 30:39 - end   Prescription Health is brought to you by Tabula Rasa HealthCare, a leader in providing patient specific, data driven technology and solutions with a mission to enable simplified and individualized care that improves the health of those served. For more information, please tabularasahealthcare.com. Learn More: https://www.tabularasahealthcare.com/ • https://careventionhc.com/ • https://www.linkedin.com/company/carevention-healthcare • https://www.linkedin.com/company/tabula-rasa-healthcare

Dr. Jabraan Pasha, Vice President of Health Equity and Tulsa Market Medical Director for Juno Medical, recently joined the hosts of Pod 4 Good to discuss Juno's unique care model, the importance of health equity, and building trust with marginalized groups in the community.In between multiple rants from both Jesse and Chris on how frustrating it is to go to your doctor and how opaque our current healthcare system is, Dr. Pasha explains that Juno's model prioritizes patient relationships, preventative care, and technology to improve patient outcomes. The company wants to provide convenient and excellent care while ensuring that patients are heard and respected. They avoid the inconvenience associated with traditional healthcare and keep everything under one roof whenever possible. Juno Medical hopes to open their new clinic in the late spring/early summer of 2023. The clinic will be located next to Greenwood Rising on Greenwood in the 21 North Greenwood building.We also want to recognize Tallgrass Estate Planning LLP, as they are the newest corporate partners with Rant9 Productions. We look forward to continuing our podcast network with their support, and we appreciate their efforts in creating a unique and necessary community service in estate planning today. Learn more about Tallgrass Estate Planning LLP, check out www.tallgrassestateplanning.com or check out their Facebook, www.facebook.com/tallgrassestateplanning.Please subscribe to Pod4Good wherever you get your podcasts! If you're not sure where, check out www.Pod4Good.com

This week's episode is about optimal medical therapy, a term used to describe the best possible medical treatment for patients with the goal of improving their health and reducing the risk of complications. William Bestermann discusses the fact that optimal medical therapy is not currently provided in the US, despite there being a large amount of evidence supporting its effectiveness.Bill is a board-certified internist with a focus on optimal medical therapy for chronic diseases. He is known for being a fresh thinker in the industry, has been actively involved in bringing about new ideas in the industry, and has written thought-provoking columns on the subject.What You'll Learn From This Episode:1:45 Bill's motivation for getting involved in cardiovascular and related conditions.4:20 What is optimal medical therapy, and why isn't it currently provided in the US?6:47 Efforts to develop the push to overcome the financial pushback.13:23 Why the cheapest care is the best care?15:34 What is the cost of not having optimal medical therapy in place?Enjoy The Show?Don't miss an episode, subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher or RSS.Leave us a review in iTunes (here's how)Join the conversation by leaving a comment below!

When it comes to healthcare we don't really look into two of the most influential dynamics that can have an effect on outcome. These are the value based and fee for service models. Tonight I will briefly touch on their differences, pros and cons, as well as what it means for us and our healthcare system. Please check out The Living Healthy Podcast store https://living-healthy-podcast-gear.creator-spring.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/livinghealthy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/livinghealthy/support

In the 7th Episode of The Physician Pharmacist Podcast Miniseries, we met with Dr. Steven Berk, who has practiced as an Internal Medicine Physician for over 25 years! He has had a prolific career in healthcare that which he attributes much of his success to his strong pharmacy roots! Join us as we reflect on what it takes to find fulfillment in a career in pharmacy and medicine alike. In today's show, we cover many different milestones along the pharmacy to physician journey. We had the opportunity to wholesomely investigate the life of a pharmacy graduate, appreciate the lessons learned from pharmacy residency and fellowship training. Additionally, take a glimpse at a career in pharmacy academia, and lastly to explore the rationale for transitioning into medicine! Links: 1. Physician burnout: contributors, consequences and solutions: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29505159/ 2. Time to Care: Primary Care Visit Duration and Value-Based Healthcare 3. The Physician Pharmacist: www.PhysicianPharmacist.com

[English description below] Cung cấp sản phẩm, dịch vụ số hóa tại thị trường Nhật Bản luôn là bài toán khó đối với doanh nghiệp Việt. Vậy mà, Ominext Group không những gia nhập được vào thị trường mà còn trở thành công ty Việt duy nhất tham gia vào “Hiệp hội Công nghiệp Phát triển hệ thống y tế và phúc lợi xã hội Nhật Bản – JAHIS”.Ominext Group được thành lập năm 2012, cung cấp giải pháp và tích hợp hệ thống thông tin Y tế cho các đối tác Nhật Bản. Hơn thập kỷ không ngừng theo đuổi số hóa ngành y tế, cho đến nay, doanh nghiệp đã phần nào góp sức vào quá trình phát triển hệ thống chăm sóc sức khỏe tại quốc gia này.Được trò chuyện cùng anh Trần Quốc Dũng, Founder - CEO Ominext Group là cơ hội để khán giả hình dung về một hệ thống chăm sóc sức khỏe vượt trội trong tương lai. Ở đó, y tế được số hóa để giải quyết những bất cập, mang đến sự thuận tiện cho người bệnh và bảo vệ sức khỏe cộng đồng hiệu quả dựa trên mô hình “Cung cấp chăm sóc y tế dựa trên giá trị” (Value - Based Healthcare). Cùng lắng nghe podcast này với sự dẫn dắt của host Miro Nguyễn!Đừng quên có thể xem bản video của podcast này tại YouTube.Và đọc những bài viết thú vị tại website vietcetera.comNếu có bất cứ góp ý, phản hồi hay mong muốn hợp tác, bạn có thể gửi email về địa chỉ team@vietcetera.comCảm ơn Ominext Group đã đồng hành cũng tập podcast này.Ominext Group tự hào là Công ty Công nghệ với hơn 10 năm kinh nghiệm phát triển dịch vụ - sản phẩm phần mềm Y tế số cho các đối tác là tập đoàn Y dược, bệnh viện tại Nhật Bản. Ominext đã có kinh nghiệm triển khai hơn 250 sản phẩm y tế số, ứng dụng tại hơn 10.000 cơ sở y tế trên toàn nước Nhật với công nghệ cao, có độ phức tạp và đòi hỏi độ chính xác tuyệt đối. Khát khao được cống hiến nhiều hơn cho nước nhà, Ominext đã và đang xây dựng Hệ sinh thái chăm sóc sức khỏe toàn diện tại Việt Nam, triển khai ứng dụng công nghệ thông tin trong y tế, phát triển chuỗi nhà thuốc chuẩn Nhật OmiPharma. ---Providing digital products and services in the Japanese market is always a challenge for Vietnamese businesses. However, Ominext Group not only entered the market but also became the only Vietnamese company participating in the "Japanese Association of Healthcare Information Systems” (JAHIS).Ominext Group was established in 2012, providing solutions and integrating healthcare information systems for Japanese partners. For more than a decade of relentless pursuit of digitization in the healthcare industry, up to now, the business has partly contributed to the development of the healthcare system in this country.Let's tune in and listen to Mr. Tran Quoc Dung, Founder - CEO of Ominext Group to envision a superior healthcare system in the future where healthcare is digitized to solve inadequacies, bring convenience to patients and effectively protect public health based on the model of Value - Based Healthcare. Listen to this podcast hosted by host Miro Nguyen!Big thanks to Ominext Group for making this episode possible. For more than 10 years of experience with Healthcare & Medical Information Systems in Japan - Ominext, a Viet-owned IT Consulting firm has proudly delivered over 250 digital medical projects with the latest technologies, following strict requirements and extreme precision in more than 10,000 facilities across Japan. As part of the effort to give back to their home country, Ominext has embarked on a journey to build a comprehensive medical care ecosystem in Vietnam, by developing high-quality medical service information systems as well as scaling up their Japanese-standard Omi Pharma chain.#Vietcetera #VietnamInnovators #Ominext Group #OmiCare #ValueBasedHealthcare

Hana Hou Medical Group is Advancing Care. The host for this show is Vikram Acharya. The guest is John Williams. We discuss value based healthcare, what it means and how Hana Hou Medical Group is taking the lead in this important facet of healthcare economics. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6nEGDDJmPCaqQzxX94yQZvc Please visit our ThinkTech website at https://thinktechhawaii.com and see our Think Tech Advisories at https://thinktechadvisories.blogspot.com.

Gone are the days of "fee-for-service" healthcare.  Value-based healthcare is on the horizon and is heading in our direction very quickly.But don't fear!  We have great friends like Jenni Gudapati, who are experts in value-based healthcare.   We are fortunate to have Jenni return to the podcast to help us understand the nuances of value-based healthcare.  Not only does she provide a brief background to value-based healthcare, but she also provides a few steps to get ahead and win at value-based healthcare.  The more we can prepare for the upcoming change, the better we will be at delivering healthcare at lower costs, achieving higher patient satisfaction, and realizing quality patient outcomes.  Use the strategies that Jenni highlighted to solidify your partnerships with ACOs now.  As we stay informed and share strategies, we will be better prepared for value-based healthcare. 

HealthIMPACT Live Presents: Healthcare Delivery 2025 - Optimizing the Care Team For a Virtual Value-Based Healthcare ModelYouTube Video: https://youtu.be/vO2yqaqES98Originally Published: Aug 22, 2022The COVID-19 pandemic forced health care providers nationwide to adopt clinical practices that align with value-based care, and CMS has made value-based care a priority stating that it is integral to solving physician burnout, health inequities, and lack of affordability. Yet many providers remain hesitant to accelerate their participation in value-based care. Providers remain unwilling to accept downstream risk, fearing the impact on revenue stability and sustainability. In addition, they are concerned about unpredictable effects on revenue, where long payment cycles and annual incentives don't effectively address the costly nature of managing the care. Finally, and perhaps the biggest barrier is the lack of upfront capital to secure the care team needed to manage the care. Especially now, staffing shortages for wrap-around care, including registered nurses, behavioral health providers, and pharmacists, make it difficult. In this session, we'll discuss the barriers but, most importantly, the programs innovative healthcare providers are using to thrive in today's environment through investment, patient engagement, regulations, and partnerships.Create stable revenue streams and real-time, actionable patient-level data to create efficiencies that lead to better health outcomes and experiences Organize multi-disciplinary teams around the patient's medical condition to allow clinicians to practice at the top of their license Implement human-centered tech to free up the valuable time we need to build the doctor-patient relationship  Angelo Sinopoli, MD Chief Network Officer, UpStream Janae Sharp, Founder, The Sharp Index

Our guest today is Cody Hall, CEO and founder of Octiva. Cody is a marines veteran who after spending time in larger organizations decided to start a company that solves a big healthcare issue: the transition care of patients post hospital dismissal. In our conversation, Cody talked about how the different experiences he had, from the military to working in companies like Apple led him to the insight that he needed to operate in nimbler and more entrepreneurial environment. He also shared how he is building a company culture that emphasizes the need for employee self-care even in a fast paced start-up environment. Finally, we discussed some of the upcoming trends in healthcare, specifically, the impact Value Based Care will have on all stakeholders in the healthcare ecosystem. Key Takeaways [02:29] - Let's talk about what you are currently doing, and what's the journey that led you to where you are now. [03:42] - How did you start defining yourself as a person in your work environments? [05:37] - Everyone has a voice. [07:18] - An example of a constructive team discussion. [09:23] - What support does Octiva give to clients? [11:12] - How do you come up with a business idea? [12:34] - What is success? [13:56] - Is there a balance between purpose and finances? [15:01] - The company must survive in order to make the desired impact. [16:12] - Finances are finite. [17:44] - I think being the most genuine version of myself gets a lot of credit from the team. [19:27] - I don't break the rules, and I don't violate who I am. [20:25] - Understand when you're not the right person for the job. [21:42] - What is value-based care, and what are the advantages? [23:08] - Make everyone invested in the patient's success. [25:03] - What is the infrastructure that will support value-based care? [27:16] - Leadership starts from taking care of yourself. [29:34] - The team knows how to manage what we need to achieve alongside taking care of themselves. [30:49] - I focus on my relationships. [31:48] - Disruption has collateral damage. [32:25] - I have a routine to take care of my physical health and mental health. [33:37] - Thank you and closing remarks. Contact Dino at: dino@al4ep.com Websites: https://authenticleadershipforeverydaypeople.com/ (al4ep.com) https://octivahealthcare.com/ (octivahealthcare.com) Additional Octiva Links: Contact at: https://octivahealthcare.com/contact/ (octivahealthcare.com/contact/) Facebook: http://goog_1077083228/ (facebook.com/Octiva.healthcare/) LinkedIn: http://goog_1077083228/ (linkedin.com/company/octivahealthcare/) Crunchbase: http://goog_1077083228/ (crunchbase.com/organization/octiva-inc) Cody on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/codhal/ (linkedin.com/in/codhal/) Authentic Leadership For Everyday People / Dino Cattaneo Dino on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/dinocattaneo ( linkedin.com/in/dinocattaneo) Podcast Instagram –https://instagram.com/al4edp ( @al4edp ) Podcast Twitter –https://twitter.com/al4edp ( @al4edp)  Podcast Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/al4edp ( facebook.com/al4edp) Music Susan Cattaneo: https://susancattaneo.bandcamp.com/ (susancattaneo.bandcamp.com) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

"Neste episódio, ousamos!" Essas foram as primeiras palavras do Nivaldo Vieira - nosso head de inovação do Clinical Papers Podcast - que, juntamente com Bruno Wance e Diogo Rosa (um expert nessa área) discutem medicina baseada em valor.Você já ouviu falar em Michael Porter e seu livro "Repensando a Saúde" ?Convido você a ouvir este episódio inédito, que está repleto de conceitos incríveis sobre esse importante e atual tema!Sejam bem vindos a mais um episódio do Clinical Papers Podcast!

Lynn Carroll is the Chief Operating Officer at HSBlox and is in the business of helping payers and providers move from a fee-for-service to a value-based model. One of the critical challenges in scaling these solutions so that they can work with legacy systems and provide data and performance metrics to determine and improve outcomes in the value-based arena. Lynn explains, "So, as we think about the overall landscape of healthcare that traditionally has been on a fee-for-service basis, the legacy systems on both the payer and provider sides have been geared toward billing and transactional mechanisms. Submitting claims and getting paid based upon those claims is a very fragmented approach." "And what we have noticed is that the ability to operationalize these value-based programs with the legacy system is a challenge. Both hierarchically in terms of which providers are participating, what population is assigned, but also in the funding pool management, whether they're from employers, from commercial payers, from Medicare Advantage, or state programs, Medicaid, children's health. Keeping the funding pools straight, managing the associated risk corridors, and then ultimately reporting performance is not how the traditional systems have been geared in the past." @Blox_HS #communityhealth #healthcare #healthequity #homehealthcare  #managedcare #SDoH #valuebasedadministration #VBC #valuebasedcare HSBlox.com Listen to the podcast here

Lynn Carroll is the Chief Operating Officer at HSBlox and is in the business of helping payers and providers move from a fee-for-service to a value-based model. One of the critical challenges in scaling these solutions so that they can work with legacy systems and provide data and performance metrics to determine and improve outcomes in the value-based arena. Lynn explains, "So, as we think about the overall landscape of healthcare that traditionally has been on a fee-for-service basis, the legacy systems on both the payer and provider sides have been geared toward billing and transactional mechanisms. Submitting claims and getting paid based upon those claims is a very fragmented approach." "And what we have noticed is that the ability to operationalize these value-based programs with the legacy system is a challenge. Both hierarchically in terms of which providers are participating, what population is assigned, but also in the funding pool management, whether they're from employers, from commercial payers, from Medicare Advantage, or state programs, Medicaid, children's health. Keeping the funding pools straight, managing the associated risk corridors, and then ultimately reporting performance is not how the traditional systems have been geared in the past." @Blox_HS #communityhealth #healthcare #healthequity #homehealthcare  #managedcare #SDoH #valuebasedadministration #VBC #valuebasedcare HSBlox.com Download the transcript here

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Moe begins today's show with his 'Moe-ment of Truth," where he talks about contracting COVID-19 and why we should all remain vigilant in protecting ourselves and our families against the virus.For the remainder of the show, Moe is joined by WiseCare CEO, Gail Zahtz, who is also a Cancer and domestic violence survivor.Gail first shares how her experiences with America's healthcare system, while battling Cancer and domestic abuse, helped highlight for her where and how the system needed desperately to be changed and improved.Moe and Gail also analyze how we can all be transformational in the move from fee-for-service to value based healthcare. This is in terms of what it is, why it matters, and what we can all do about it to serve patients and healthcare providers. The goal is to help steer the country towards better health and experience for entire populations at a lower more manageable cost.The website for Wisecare is www.wisecare.health and Gail's Twitter handle is @GailZahtz.

In any health system, a shift to value based healthcare is a desirable outcome. Especially if it can be combined with patient-centric clinical journeys. In this episode, Sylvana Sinha, the founder and CEO of Praava Health and I discuss the barriers and challenges to achieving this vision. With her background in health policy, international law, and as an entrepreneur, we have an insightful and fact-filled discussion covering topics including: • The cultural and socio-economic backdrop of Bangladesh, the 8th most populous country in the world • The current dynamics of access and affordability facing Bangladeshis today • The barriers and inefficiencies in creating a value-based healthcare system, including lack of labs, pharmacies, and overall accountability • Lessons learned from Praava Health in addressing these challenges • How COVID accelerated the need for more technology and new value based models Sylvana Sinha Founder, Chair, & CEO Ms. Sinha is the Founder and CEO of Praava Health in Bangladesh. Praava Health is building Bangladesh's fastest growing consumer healthcare brand and raising the bar for healthcare with a brick-and-click healthcare platform that combines digital tools with meaningful doctor-Patient relationships, quality diagnostics, and pharmacy services. In May 2020, Fast Company recognized Praava Health in its 2020 World Changing Ideas Awards, and the World Economic Forum named Praava as a Technology Pioneer in 2021. She is now poised to scale the Praava model nationally, and to deepen Praava's brick-and-click service delivery model. Ms. Sinha built this company from scratch, largely based on inspiration derived from conversations with public health professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors in India and Asia and beyond, learning from what had worked in other markets and what made sense for Bangladesh at this moment of its economic development. Ms. Sinha is as Life Member of the Council on Foreign Relations. She also serves as a member of the World Economic Forum's UHC2030 Private Sector Constituency and served on the Task Force on Global Advantage at the Arnhold Institute for Global Health at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. She is a graduate of Columbia Law School, where she earned a certificate from the Parker School of Comparative and International Law. She also earned a master's degree in Public Administration / International Development from Harvard's Kennedy School and her Bachelor of Arts (with honors) in Economics and Philosophy from Wellesley College and also was a Visiting Scholar at the University of Oxford studying politics, philosophy, and economics. Guest's Links and Resources Connect with Sylvana Sinha: LinkedIn Praava Health: Website | LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram Host's Links and Resources: Connect with Tony Estrella: Twitter | LinkedIn | Personal Website Connect with Taliossa Read Tony's Book: Comatose FutureProofing Healthcare | FutureProofing Healthcare APAC index Full White Paper, Summary and Video: A Vision for Asia Pacific in 2050 Follow Digital Health Today: Browse Episodes | Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram Follow Health Podcast Network: Browse Shows | LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram Digital Health Today is made possible by the support of our sponsors. Special thanks to: Bayer G4A Takeda Roche

In this episode, our Digital Transformation Adviser Florian Marcus talks to Dermtest´s CEO Priit Kruus. Dermtest gives doctors the digital tools to manage the skin, skin problems, and wounds better. The company has ca 60 different hospitals, family doctors and private clinics in their client portfolio.

Value-based healthcare aligns the incentives of patients, providers, and payers to deliver better health.  In Asia Pacific, provider groups have traditionally operated on a cash or fee-for-service model.  This structure puts pressure on public health systems.        In this episode, we'll learn:  Why it is challenging to achieve value-based healthcare The opportunity for a digital gateway to engage individuals What ecosystem is required to achieve value-based healthcare including public and private partnerships How clinical expertise + technology leadership are required to stitch this ecosystem together Dr. Patel moved to Singapore from the US in 2008 to found and lead the healthcare team at the Chandler Corporation, a multi-billion dollar investment fund. Prior to practicing law at Cravath, Swaine & Moore, LLP in New York, Dr. Patel received an MD and a JD from Columbia University and served as a Clinical Fellow at the Harvard Medical School. >> Click here to read the transcript Guest's Links and Resources: Connect with Snehal Patel: LinkedIn Visit MyDoc: Website | LinkedIn | Facebook | YouTube Host's Links and Resources: Connect with Tony Estrella: Twitter | LinkedIn | Personal Website Connect with Taliossa Read Tony's Book: Comatose FutureProofing Healthcare | FutureProofing Healthcare APAC index Full White Paper, Summary and Video: A Vision for Asia Pacific in 2050 Follow Digital Health Today: Browse Episodes | Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram Follow Health Podcast Network: Browse Shows | LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram Digital Health Today is made possible by the support of our sponsors. Special thanks to: Bayer G4A Cedars-Sinai Accelerator Takeda Roche

It's a strong argument. We pay more per person for healthcare than any other country in the world. That high price tag does not translate into the best outcomes. Several dozen countries obtain better results for less money. Dr. Grace Terrell, Chief Executive Officer at Eventus Wholehealth, and healthcare attorney Julian (Bo) D. Bobbitt, Jr., attorney at Smith Anderson and President of Value Health Partners, LLC have authored a new book, Value-Based Healthcare and Payment Models: Including Frontline Strategies for 20 Clinical Subspecialties, which points to value-based healthcare as a model to replace the prevalent fee-for-service model. Mike Sacopolus and Cheryl Toth, in this episode, looks at the requirements and benefits associated with value-based healthcare. Value-Based Healthcare and Payment Models: Including Frontline Strategies for 20 Clinical Subspecialties Grace E. Terrell, MD, MMM, CPE, FACP, FACPE Linkedin.com/in/grace-terrell-md-5a483914 Julian (Bo) D. Bobbitt, Jr. https://www.smithlaw.com/professionals-Julian-Bobbitt  

Value-based healthcare is designed to incentivize high quality care to Medicare patients. The goal is to help lower and middle income families receive high quality care without private insurance. As more providers move toward this model, Boise State University is launching a certificate program in January to train folks in the healthcare industry. We learn more from the program's director.