Why the population health movement will save U.S. healthcare
David Nash, MD, MBA
Founding Dean Emeritus
Jefferson College of Population Health
“No outcome, no income,” says Dr. David Nash, Founding Dean Emeritus, Jefferson College of Population Health. JCPH is the nation’s first graduate school of population health. Nash explores the data, evidence and core concepts which form the philosophical foundation of the population health movement. He believes fixing the US healthcare system is not only critical to society but also to the health of our economy. We explore why provider pay-for-performance arrangements may cascade to supply chain partners such as pharma.
Recent Interviews
Treating opioid addiction in rural family practice
Karen L. Smith MD, FAAFP
Owner & Family Practice Physician,
Karen L. Smith, MD, PA
Using medical malpractice claims data to improve healthcare quality, safety & cost
Mark E. Reynolds
President & CEO ,
The Risk Management Foundation of Harvard Medical Institutions and CRICO
Virtual Behavioral Health Integration Proven to Lower Costs
Martha Whitecotton, RN, MSN, FACHE
SVP Behavioral Health Services,
Atrium Health (FKA Carolinas HealthCare)
Can Physicians Fix Healthcare by Becoming Independent Again?
K. Dale Owen, Jr., MD
Chief Executive Officer & Cardiologist,
Tryon Medical Partners (Charlotte, NC)
Medical Professional Liability & Cyber Security
Nat Cross
Healthcare Focus Group Leader & Underwriter,
Beazley Group
Innovating on the Shoulders of Giants
Kevin Johnson, MD, MS
Cornelius Vanderbilt Professor and Chair, Department of Biomedical Informatics,
Vanderbilt University
CHRISTUS Health drives patient safety, $50 million annual savings through insurance captive
John A. Gillean, M.D., MHA
Executive Vice President & Chief Clinical Officer,
CHRISTUS Health
Innovating to Reduce Cyber Risk
Charles Kolodkin, JD, CPCU, DFASHRM
Executive Director, Enterprise Risk & Insurance ,
Cleveland Clinic Health System
U.S. Middle Class May Choose Universal Healthcare
Gary Filerman, Ph.D.
CAHME Founder & ,
President, Atlas Health Foundation
GE Healthcare’s Shared Risk Contracting
Joseph S. Gasque
Chief Marketing Officer, US & Canada Region,
GE Healthcare
Improve patient engagement & care manager productivity
Blake Marggraff
Founder & Chief Executive Officer,
Epharmix
North Carolina Move to Medicaid Managed Care
Mandy K. Cohen, MD, MPH
Secretary, Dept. of Health and Human Services,
State of North Carolina
Are pharmaceutical makers becoming outcomes companies?
Andrew ‘A.J.” Ploszay, Ph.D.
Head of Digital Innovation and Strategic Partnerships,
GlaxoSmithKline
Cerner achieves 24% lower PMPM healthcare spending
Bharat Sutariya, MD, FACEP
VP and Chief Medical Officer, Population Health,
Cerner Corporation
Turning 33,000 employees into an agile pharma start-up
Daniel J. Gandor
Director, Digital Innovation and Corporate Program Management,
Takeda
Is Shared Decision Making an important patient engagement and safety intervention?
Brian S. Alper, MD, MSPH, FAAFP
Founder of DynaMed, VP of Innovations & EBM Development,
EBSCO Health
Creating Population Health Leadership
David Nash, MD, MBA
Founding Dean Emeritus,
Jefferson College of Population Health
ACHE: an influential catalyst in US healthcare
David A. Olson, FACHE
Chairman,
American College of Healthcare Executives
Why Manage Cyber Risk through an Insurance Captive?
Rebecca Cady, Esq., BSN
Vice President & Chief Risk Officer,
Children’s National Health System, Washington, D.C.
The Quest for Mental Health Parity
Patrick J. Kennedy
Former U.S. Representative (D - RI) and Founder, Kennedy Forum
When Medical Error happens, is Early Intervention best?
Larry L. Smith, JD
Vice President, Risk Management,
Medstar Health
Medical Injury and the Journey to Value
Charles (Chuck) D. Stokes
President & CEO,
Memorial Hermann Health System
Payer’s Business Case for Behavioral Health
Elizabeth Cuervo Tilson, MD, MPH
State Health Director & Chief Medical Officer,
State of North Carolina
Nurturing Future Healthcare Leaders
Kevin Mahoney, Ph.D., MBA
Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer,
Penn Medicine (University of Pennsylvania Health System)
Interoperability as an Innovation Barrier?
Chantal Worzala
Vice President, Health Information & Policy Operations,
American Hospital Association
Cigna Proving Behavioral Health Reduces Total Medical Costs
William Lopez, MD, CPE
Senior Medical Director-Behavioral Health,
Cigna
Solving for Social Determinants and Patient Outcomes
David C. Guth, Jr.
Chief Executive Officer,
Centerstone