UCSF’s Population Health Strategies to Improve Care Transitions and Address Care Gaps
Learn how UCSF uses population health strategies to improve care transitions and address care gaps, leading to better outcomes and value-based care reimbursements.
Population health is a critical component to any health system’s strategy for improving outcomes and maximizing value-based care reimbursements. Research continues to demonstrate that leveraging population health strategies to engage communities in their care is key to improving overall health outcomes.
During this webinar, Michael Helle, NRP/CCP, FP-C, MHA, MBA, Director of Clinical Programs – Office of Population Health, at UCSF will provide an overview of UCSF’s population health strategies including proactive post-discharge follow up and care gap outreach including positive clinical outcomes.
Key takeaways
- Gain insights into the components to developing a successful population health strategy
- Explore how your population health team can leverage both care partners such as ACOs, Clinically Integrated Networks, and technology partners to drive success
- Uncover the impact on patient outcomes when leveraging scalable outreach to assist with care transitions and care gap closure
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