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Webinar

Using Data to Improve Provider Referrals and Increase Savings

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60 minutes

Effective provider referral management can have a significant impact on value-based care program costs. Approximately 1 in 20 primary care office visits result in a specialist referral, with the largest share (45.4%) made to surgical specialists. Encouraging informed referrals to specialists who demonstrate lower costs and better outcomes can have a significant impact on value-based care program costs—in some cases, resulting in millions of dollars of annual savings.

But changing provider referral practices can be difficult, and many physicians still lack access to specialist performance insights for multiple care episodes that can help them make informed referrals. In this webinar, we will talk with two organizations who are putting value-based care analytics into action by making it easier for referring providers to access and action on provider performance data. 

Join this webinar, moderated by Aneesh Chopra, former U.S. CTO in the Obama Administration and current CareJourney President, to better understand:

●      Why such a substantial variation exists in the costs and quality across specialists

●      What data referring providers find most helpful in coordinating care needs under value-based care arrangements, for example: utilization patterns, referral volumes and cost and outcome metrics.

●      How this data can be used at the point of care to identify opportunities for enhancing referral outcomes

●      The benefits, in terms of patient outcomes, cost of care, and financial success, they are realizing by encouraging “informed referrals”

Speakers

Aneesh Chopra

Aneesh Chopra

 

Aneesh Chopra is the President and Co-Founder of CareJourney, the healthcare industry’s best source of provider cost and quality data, helping leading healthcare organizations build and grow networks, improve provider performance, identify network integrity and strengthen referrals, and better manage at-risk populations. From 2009 to 2012, he served as the first U.S. Chief Technology Officer and prior to that, as Virginia’s fourth Secretary of Technology.

SUtter

Howard Landa

An accomplished C-Suite Executive with proven record of leveraging innovation, technical expertise and operational knowhow to deliver Healthcare Information Technology (HIT) solutions. Industry recognition including 20 years as Vice-Chair of the Association of Medical Directors of Information Systems; Two years as the chairmen of the HIMSS Physician Community, and a Modern Healthcare’s top 25 Medical Informaticists award recipient 2010, 2011 and 2012. Howard is currently the Chairman of AMDIS

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Duration:
60 minutes