Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022 , 3-4:30 PM ET
- Alice Andrews, The Value Institute for Health and Care, UT Austin
- Kenny Cole, Ochsner Health
- Zofia Das Gupta, International Consortium on Health Outcomes Measurement
- Jennifer Perloff, Research Institute for Accountable Care; Institute on Healthcare Systems, Heller School, Brandeis
- Christina Nielsen, International Consortium on Health Outcomes Measurement
- Jody Hoffer Gittell, RCC, Institute on Healthcare Systems, Heller, Brandeis
Multiple stakeholders are talking about the need to deliver high-value care and avoid the delivery of low-value care. But who decides what high-value care is - and how do we deliver it? According to the Value Institute for Health and Care "value is created by improving the health outcomes that matter most to individuals and families." Others argue that delivering high-value care may require a whole systems approach supported by networks of shared goals, shared knowledge and mutual respect among patients, care providers, and community partners. This RC Cafe features a conversation among leaders from Ochsner Health, The Value Institute for Health and Care, The International Consortium on Health Outcomes Measurement, The Research Institute for Accountable Care, and The Institute on Healthcare Systems at The Heller School, Brandeis University. Open to all members of the RCC and their guests.