Population Health Essentials

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This virtual live 3-day educational program will encompass real-time  didactic sessions, readings, curated and ad-hoc discussions, and interactive live group exercises. Participants will be required to attend all sessions.

• Instructor led sessions featuring interactive discussions, case students and real-world workplace examples. 
• Networking and learning opportunities with other participants and healthcare stakeholders facing similar challenges. 
• Skills and knowledge to help focus your organization's population health strategy 
• Online access to coursework and materials, during the program and up to 6 months after the program. 

• Identify the key stakeholders in the US health care system and understand how and why their complex interrelationships influence population health outcomes.
• Define and describe the population health paradigm and identify practice and payment models and strategies for population health management and creating a culture of wellness.
• Examine the special microeconomic characteristics of the health care market.
• Apply behavioral economic theory to the design of patient adherence strategies and provider incentive schemes which align with  special characteristics of the healthcare market. 
• Explain the fundamental role and necessity for data management and analytics for population health, in care delivery, care coordination, patient engagement and organizational decision making.
  
• Discuss the role of quality improvement in the context of population health management.
• Describe ways in which a population health perspective affects healthcare priorities in the areas of transitions of care/care coordination, prevention, public health, and health policy.

Clinicians, practitioners, administrators and executives from healthcare related industries, hospital systems, pharmaceutical and medical device companies, employers, insurers, and consultants.