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Identifying Global Best Practices That Are Replicable and Scalable to Dramatically Improve Health Care Outcomes
The WHCC International Health Summit convenes over 150 global senior executives focused on identifying the international best practices that are replicable and scalable to dramatically improve quality and health outcomes. WHCC is proud to attract an international delegation of CEOs, senior executives and regulators from all sectors of health care including hospitals, health systems, policy, research and academic from over 45 countries and growing.
In addition, please note that the inaugural World Health Innovations Summit will be co-located with WHCC and held on Sunday, April 12th!
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Tsung-Mei Cheng
Host, Writer, and Executive editor for Princeton University's "International Forum";
Adviser, China Health Economics Institute;
Member of the advisory board, NICE International
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Monday, April 12, 2010
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1:35 pm -
2:25 pm
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| Part 1—Extremely Affordable, Sustainable Primary Care |
- International models for sustainable delivery of primary care
- Lessons learned from Grameen Health’s entry into primary care in the developing world
- Results from Grameen's expansion of co-operative network of rural clinics funded by cheap, pre-paid insurance premiums and low service fees
- Professor Christensen’s insights into disruptive innovations in primary care that can be adapted globally
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2:30 pm -
3:20 pm
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| Part 2—Identifying Global Innovations in Health Care Delivery and New Partnership Models to Expand Access
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- The World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on Healthcare Systems and the resulting research on innovations to deliver high-quality care at a lower cost
- Launch of a program to identify and share emerging health care delivery models in technology, financing, services, and workforce innovation
- Creating shareholder value and fostering innovation through expanded access -- Commercially viable programs that dramatically improve health care access in the developing world and global health status
- Strategy, evolution and highlights of a global, multistakeholder initiative to improve access in emerging markets through private/public partnerships with Grameen Health and other international NGOs
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Victor Dzau, MD
President and Chief Executive Officer, Duke University Medical Center and Health System; Member, MIT Center for Biomedical Innovation Strategy & Policy Council; World Economic Forum's Healthcare Governor and member of the Global Agenda Council on Healthcare Systems
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Ponni Subbiah, MD, MPH
Vice President, Global Access, Emerging Markets
Pfizer Inc
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10:20 am -
11:10 am
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11:15 am -
12:05 pm
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| From Vision to Launch—Abu Dhabi Health System Reform |
- Strategy and execution of the reform and development of the health system of Abu Dhabi under the leadership of the Health Authority – Abu Dhabi, as approved by Government of Abu Dhabi
- The launch of SEHA & provider partnerships with development of comprehensive health care services relevant to the needs and priorities of the patient community to achieve patient safety and satisfaction.
- Insights into provider partnerships including: Cleveland Clinic, Johns Hopkins, Bumrungrad, VAMED/Medical University of Vienna
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Zaid Al Siksek
Chief Executive Officer
Health Authority – Abu Dhabi
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Carl V. Stanifer
Chief Executive Officer
Abu Dhabi Health Services Company – SEHA
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2:25 pm -
3:10 pm
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3:15 pm -
4:15 pm
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