Population health consists of analyzing population-based outcome patterns influenced by where people are born, grow, work, and age (Nash et al., 2021). Population-focused care explores the influence of Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) on health-related outcomes as well as patient motivation to engage in care.
Healthcare professionals will understand the differences between population health and medical care/episodes of care and learn problem-solving approaches and tools to incorporate population analytics and informatics for actionable responses to change population health outcomes. The two-day experience will end with a problem-solving team experience to practice utilizing tools to incorporate patient data analysis in actionable responses to change population health outcomes.
Program Topics:
Understanding the fee-for-service model
Principles of Value-Based Model (VBM)
Complexities of Population Health and the Social and Environmental Determinants of Health
Data-Driven Problem Solving in Value-Based Environments
Develop an understanding of the differences between a fee-for-service and a value-based model of care
Learn the principles of a value-based model of care, such as the triple aim, capitation, risk stratification, and program integration
Define population health, and learn about determinants of health
Learn problem-solving approaches in a value-based environment
Day 2: Integrating Value-Based Care
Learn principles of process improvement
Learn about sources of data, research design, data collection, data visualization, and project evaluation principles
Apply principles of problem-solving to example scenarios
Develop oral presentation skills
Audience
Any interprofessional healthcare worker responsible for point-of-care encounters (i.e. nurses, social workers, physicians, physician assistants, primary care professionals, etc.)will benefit from this program.
Venue
Health United Building
1723 Cleneay Ave Cincinnati,
OH
45212United States+ Google Map
