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Leveraging an Actionable Value Transformation Framework: Care Management Models and Opportunities for Generating Revenue - P2P NETWORKING SESSION
Date
March 17, 2020
Your health center wants to move forward in advancing the Quadruple Aim goals of improved health outcomes, improved patient and staff experience, and reduced costs but doesn't know how? NACHC’s Elevate learning model, based on the Value Transformation Framework (VTF), offers a conceptual framework and actionable roadmap for transforming organizations’ infrastructure, care delivery, and people to meet the Quadruple Aim. Learn how health centers across the country are applying the learning model to deliver value-based care. Participants will receive concrete action steps, tools, and resources that can be applied in their health center, with a specific focus on care management including a look at various care management models and opportunities for generating revenue.
Speakers
Cheryl Modica, PhD, MPH, BSN
Director, Quality Center, NACHC
Casey Alrich, MPH, CPHIMS
Senior Director, Training and Operations, National Nurse-Led Care Consortium
Camila Silva, MSE
Specialist, Health Science Content, NACHC
Moderator
Luke Ertle, MPH
Program Manager, NACHC
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