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The People, Technology, and Processes Needed to Compete in a Value- and Performance-Based Reimbursement Marketplace - LEARNING LAB
Date
November 4, 2016
Learning labs are open only to those who have purchased a full or daily registration. Preregistration required by October 10, 2016. _x000D_
No on-site registration available. Limited to 50 participants._x000D_
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FQHCs must deliver cost-effective care coordination strategies to compete in the new marketplace. Aggregation of health information and claims data must unite data sources from disparate organizations including exchanges, registries, payers, hospitals, and specialists. This transition requires significant investment, partnerships, and expertise. To meet this need and not just survive, but thrive in a value-based, highly competitive marketplace, health centers and health center controlled networks must focus on quality metrics, managed care financial performance, and population health management platforms._x000D_
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Key first steps include identifying tools required for successful population health management and selecting technology partners with proficiencies in population health management and financial analysis. Attend this interactive lab to learn how OCHIN and ARcare/KentuckyCare are assisting their member sites in this endeavor-- the challenges and barriers faced and how they've been overcome.
Identify tools FQHCs will need to compete in a performance/value- and risk-based reimbursement environment.
Describe the components FQHCs will need to master to become providers of choice.
Identify current trends in managed care that impact FQHCs.
Emerging alternative payment models (APMs) and accountable care organization (ACO) models increasingly require accurate social determinant of health (SDH) and community resource information…
Clinical Decision Support (CDS) is one of the most utilized tools within a health center. CDS affects workflows, patient/provider interfacing, effective provider documentation, and ultimately health outcomes for patients…
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