The healthcare delivery system is a large, complex, and sophisticated value creation chain. Successfully changing this highly interconnected system is difficult because the underlying problems are challenging to comprehend, the root causes are many, and the relationships among issues, objectives, and resolution are multifaceted. Terms like ‘patient-centered’ and ‘value-based’ have become more than buzz words, and today drive provider reimbursement. This course will examine underlying challenges and introduce research-based approaches that leading healthcare providers are implementing to improve healthcare delivery. Participants will understand the critical challenges in streamlining healthcare in a new way, and become aware of strategies and tools to improve performance for their healthcare organizations.

Benefits:

Participants will benefit from instruction and discussion on frameworks and application tools organizations can use in the transformation toward value-based models, patient-centered care, and effective resource management. Participants will become aware of critical challenges in streamlining healthcare and provided with tools to improve outcomes in business performance for their healthcare organizations.

Learning Objectives:
• Be aware of significant value-based reimbursement trends facing healthcare providers.
• Understand inherent challenges in improving quality in healthcare.
• Be able to use quality improvement tools to improve patient outcomes.

Who Should Attend:

Physicians, clinical professionals, healthcare administrators, front line caregivers, managers, and directors.

Cost includes:

Course instruction, materials, and lunch