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The 2011 AHCC Leadership Summit
The 2011 AHCC Leadership Summit convenes CEOs, COOs, CMOs, CIOs, CAOs, CFOs, Chief Innovation Officers, Chief Strategy Officers and senior executives from Hospitals, Health Systems, Integrated Delivery Networks, Physician Groups, Health Plans and Employers to exchange strategies with their peers on leading change in the new era of health care delivery. Leadership, Finance, Culture, Health IT and Analytics issues and strategies are discussed to improve the overall efficiency and outcomes of our delivery system.
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Monday, December 5, 2011
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2:15 pm -
3:00 pm
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3:00 pm -
3:45 pm
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Managing Financial Risks of Accountable Care—New Health Care Delivery Models |
- Managing the financial risks of becoming an accountable care provider and providing value based care in a fee for service system
- Collaborating with stakeholders on new payment and delivery models to develop risk management strategies, performance benchmarks, reduce costs and remain cost competitive
- Analyze the financial risks of the aging population to the delivery system and available financial models to manage these risks
- Leverage approaches to healthy aging to help mitigate the financial risks of the aging population
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4:30 pm -
5:15 pm
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Cultural Transformations for the Future of Healthcare |
- Critical success factors and indicators to foster an accountable culture
- Creating a culture of innovation to engage multiple stakeholders and prepare for continuous change
- Transforming the culture from within the health care setting to adapt to rapid shifts in delivery models
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5:15 pm -
6:00 pm
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Using IT to Improve Population Health |
- Developing strategic clinical data systems to investigate population health issues
- Utilizing population health data to inform health system decision making
- Merging geographic and environmental data with medical records for a dramatic improvement in population health status
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10:55 am -
12:25 pm
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4:45 pm -
6:15 pm
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Achieving the Triple Aim in Health Care |
- Interdependency of cost, quality, population health, and patient satisfaction
- Passage of HITECH legislation and the impact/implications of EMR systems on increasing efficiency
- Role of standardization in health care as a means for improving quality and efficiency
- Role of technology in collecting and analyzing utilization data to identify areas of variation or high incidences of chronic disease states
- Role of the employer in promoting the health of employees
- Role of the individual in promoting personal health
- Prevention, including employee wellness, as a bold business strategy
- Value of hospitals, physicians, insurers, and other providers working collaboratively to achieve the triple aim
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Terry Belmont
Chief Executive Officer
UC Irvine Medical Center
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Diana Hendel, PharmD
Chief Executive Officer
Long Beach Memorial, Miller Children’s Hospital Long Beach, and Community Hospital Long Beach
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Matthew Gerlach, FACHE
Vice President/Chief Operating Officer, Glendale Memorial Hospital & Health Center;
Past President, Health Care Executives of Southern California (HCE)
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