Hospital President: Health Equity Verifies Quality
October 31, 2024 |20:17
Tosan Boyo
President of the East Bay Market, Sutter Health
When you’re a Nigerian immigrant who went from being a safety-net hospital patient to hospital president, how do you think about health equity? We get answers to that question from Tosan Boyo, President of Sutter Health East Bay Market, in California. Tosan previews his keynote remarks on health equity at the NCQA Health Innovation 2024.
Vice President of Health Equity and Community Partnerships, Corewell Health
Many women work in health care quality.
What does it take to lead and thrive at the field's highest levels?
This episode of Quality Matters previews a panel discussion that answers those questions.
We hear from panelists and the moderator of the Women in Quality event at NCQA’s Health Innovation Summit 2024.
National Medical Director for Women and Children’s Health, Carelon Health
Value-based care is common in primary care but remains rare in specialties such as obstetrics. A program that has won a NCQA Health Innovation Award might change that: the Elevance Health Obstetrics Practice Consultants program. We learn about the program from its director, Dr. Tiffany Inglis.
Health Information Exchanges and Qualified Health Information Networks are vital to building better health care. But these concepts are new to many people in health care We’ll learn about data exchange from one of the field’s leaders, Laura McCrary, President and CEO of KONZA National Network.
Federal officials recently announced new rules for the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA). That’s big news for data interoperability. It also elevates the exchange of HEDIS quality data to an eminent position. Two NCQA experts explain what it all means.
Digital quality measurement promises better measures with less burden. But how do we get to that better future? Rebecca Jacobson, a physician-informaticist and CEO of Astrata, thinks about that a lot. She shares what she has learned about incentives, the real vs. expected pace of change, plus the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats she sees in many firms’ digital strategies.
The US Playbook to Address Social Determinants of Health
August 8, 2024 |18:05
Sandra Elizabeth Ford, MD, MBA
Consultant, BFT Consulting
How do we move beyond “admiring” problems caused by social determinants of health, to truly addressing problems? The US Playbook to Address Social Determinants of Playbook offers a way. The lead author of that whole-of-government strategy joins us on Quality Matters.
Associate Professor at the Boston University Chobanian and Avedisian School of Medicine, Research Lead for the GenderCare Center at Boston Medical Center
In the second episode of a two-part series titled, 'In Data We Trust,' LGBTQ advocates discuss why sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) data matter and what happens when governments misuse SOGI data. Quality implications extend far beyond LGBTQ communities.
Senior Vice President of Insurance Business Operations, Oscar Health
In the first episode of a two-part series titled, 'In Data We Trust,' host Andy Reynolds and Tam Ward, Senior Vice President of Business Strategy and Operations at Oscar Health, discuss the intersection of technology and health care to improve care equity, especially in underserved communities.
One State’s Billion-Dollar Bet on Better Behavioral Healthcare
June 27, 2024 |24:00
Kody Kinsley
Secretary, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
Join us for an insightful conversation with North Carolina Secretary of Health and Human Services, Kody Kinsley, as he shares how growing up without health insurance influences his drive to improve health care access and affordability in his home state.
Richard Parrillo Family Distinguished Service Professor of Medicine, University of Chicago
There can be no quality without equity. But how do we get there? Our guest, University of Chicago Professor Marshall Chin, has unorthodox ideas about how to achieve health equity. His solutions might surprise you.