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[MEMBERS ONLY] Achieving Success in Bundled Payment Programs: Measuring Success

Tuesday, May 21, 2019
3 - 4 p.m. Eastern; 2 - 3 p.m. Central; 12 - 2 p.m. Pacific

After navigating the data, engaging new partners, and employing action at a systems level, next comes the ultimate questions: Are the changes successful and how does one measure success? The AHA Center for Health Innovation is hosting the Bundled Payments: Learning in Action Series to help AHA members overcome implementation challenges.

On Tuesday, May 21, hear a discussion moderated by Nirav Shah, M.D., Stanford University’s Clinical Excellence Research Center, on how to set clear, internal key performance indicators and implement integrated information systems to support care coordination, track outcomes and proactively trigger intervention. Register now to learn more on this topic.

In collaboration with the University of Pennsylvania’s Center for Health Incentives and Behavioral Economics (CHIBE), the AHA started this webinar series in 2018 defining what bundled payments and episodic care programs are. The series continues in 2019 focusing on how hospitals and health systems are implementing these programs.

Check the Bundled Payment page on AHA.org for additional resources, including recordings of past webinars in this series. Topics covered include:

• Using data to understand your population
• Engaging in partnerships for care
• Understanding the policy landscape
• Employing systemic action
• Measuring success

Need help registering? Contact AHA Support Center via phone at (800) 424-4301 or by email at ahahelp@aha.org

Speakers:

Nirav Vakharia, MD

Vice Chief, Value Based Operations

President and Medical Director, Medicare ACO in Community Care Unit

Cleveland Clinic

Christopher Chen, MD, MBA

Medical Director of Value Management

Associate Medical Director of Hospital Medicine

UW Medicine Valley Medical Center

Moderators:

Nirav Shah, M.D.

Adjunct Professor, Medicine – Primary Care and Population Health

Clinical Excellence Research Center

Stanford University

Nancy Myers

Vice President, Leadership and System Innovation

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