Six 90-minute web-based leadership rounds presented by the Value Institute, contextualised to the Australian setting, commencing July 2020.

This program will enable participants to distinguish between value-creation and value-division in healthcare, identify medically-relevant segments of patients and describe delivery solutions to meet their needs, discuss strategic imperative for measuring health outcomes and costs and describe why communications and relationship-building are required to deliver high-value care at scale.

Webinar title: Implementing high-value health care
Date: July 23rd, 9:00 am – 10:30 am (dates to be confirmed)

Information: The purpose of health care is to improve the health outcomes of the person and family being served. This session shows an example of a team that improves outcomes by changing their care and its measurement of patients’ results. You will explore the power of shared aspirations to provide caring, relationship-centred services that achieve better results for patients and families, and thus high value—better outcomes for the money spent.
• Define value creation in health care services
• Examine how health care delivery affects health
• Explore how strategy, culture, and measurement are used together to support health system change

Webinar title: Creating value for individuals and families
Date: August 20th, 9:00 am – 10:30am
Information: Health care value is created when an individual’s health outcomes improve. This session analyses an example of team-based care that offers a combination of medical and social services to create a more holistic solution, and through its health successes drives down overall costs of care. You will explore the importance of understanding both explicit and unarticulated needs to develop high-value solutions for care and in life outside of clinical settings.
• Describe how care delivery solutions should meet patients’ shared needs
• Evaluate the match between clinical objectives and clinical design
• Examine the use of Experience Group™ methodology to identify patients’ shared needs

Webinar title: Measuring what matters
Date: September 24th, 9:00 am – 10:30am
Information: Measurement focuses on managerial attention, so it is critical to measure what matters most to patients and clinicians. This session will look at an example where measurement enabled significant improvement for patients as well as support for the professionalism of clinicians. You will learn the Capability, Comfort, and Calm Framework™ to measure outcomes that matter to patients and build solutions that accelerate this change.
• Explain how outcome measurement enables health transformation.
• Discuss the Capability, Comfort, and Calm framework for outcome measurement
• Identify how to start an outcome measurement program

Webinar title: Evaluating costs for strategic decision-making
Date: October 22nd, 9:00 am – 10:30am
Information: Successful health care transformation depends on financial sustainability. This session will look at the impact of different approaches and assumptions about measuring costs and how these may change managerial decisions or priorities. You will explore the relationship between care delivery and cost, and how to use this information for strategic decision-making.
• Compare costing at the individual patient level to other methods for attributing costs.
• Evaluate the benefits of costing at the individual patient level.

Webinar title: Leading teams towards transformation
Date: December 3rd, 9:00 am – 10:30am
Information: Leading change in health care depends on multidisciplinary teams that leverage strong relationships and effective communication to achieve their goals. This session will look at an organisation undergoing a transformation to high-value care and consider the impact of team dynamics on this change. You will learn how to build effective teams and to lead from wherever you sit within the health system.
• Discuss how core ideology can facilitate learning and raise aspirations
• Identify how to lead from wherever you are within the health care sector

Webinar title: Strategy for High-Value Health Care
Date: February 18th 2021, 9:00 am – 10:30am
Information: The goal of high-value health care is to enable better outcomes for all, without driving up spending. This session will look at issues that arise as successful pilots are scaled to serve more people throughout the population. You will analyse opportunities for expansion across health services, systems or regions.
• Discuss how core ideology can facilitate learning and raise aspirations
• Identify how to lead from wherever you are within the health care sector

To register for the Interactive Leadership Rounds click here. 

Face-to-face workshop presented by the Value Institute in Perth in May 2021. Focusing on how to measure outcomes, including designing care differently, knowing when outcomes have improved, and when to redefine outcomes.

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