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As different as #Singapore 🇸🇬 is from the #US 🇺🇸, there is much to learn from what undergirds its health care success: world-class public administration. Here are four lessons from Singapore for US health care. 🧵
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In their new Forefront article, @JeremyRubel2 and Ezekiel J. Emanuel from @Wharton and @Penn discuss how there are management practices that can be usefully implemented without comprehensive system reform to improve the functioning of US health agencies. bit.ly/3QgZ4Ep
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1/ Enjoyed writing this paper in @AJMC_Journal with @annadph & Jeremy Rubel: Using Technology to Streamline Enrollment Into Available Medicare Subsidy Programs ajmc.com/view/contributor-us…
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Check out our newest Pulse article featuring our conversation with former Rhode Island Medicaid Director Ben Shaffer. Read the full interview here: whcbc.org/pulse/expanding-ac…. More to come at #WHCBC2022!
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Last call for Early Bird tickets! Early bird pricing for #WHCBC2022 ends TOMORROW, Wednesday, 12/15. Check out the agenda and buy tickets at whcbc.org/conf2022 for Feb 10-11, 2022 at Loews Philadelphia Hotel!
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We’re thrilled to launch the website for the Wharton Health Care Business Conference #WHCBC2022! Check us out and purchase tickets at whcbc.org for Feb 10-11, 2022. The 2022 theme is #AFairShotAtHealth: How can we work together to deliver high quality care? Join us!
Great talk by @PennLDI on The Future of Value Based Payments.
From the accompanying white paper, 17% of Medicare Advantage payments are population based risk vs just 5% for US average.
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Elena Cecilia Castañeda is the Managing Director of Practice Acquisitions at ChenMed. @whartonhcc's The Pulse featured her in its latest blog. Learn more about her & how she's making an impact with us ⤵️
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@JeremyRubel2 checks in with @ChenMed during his interview with Elena Cecilia Castañeda, Managing Director of Practice Acquisitions
Article here: whcbc.org/pulse/checking-in-…
More expert perspectives coming up this week at our annual conference on Feb 18-19, 2021 #WHCBC2021
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Pulse writer @JeremyRubel2 sat down with COO and Co-Founder @jchaukos WG ‘15 to talk more about @CricketHealth, James' experiences, and Cricket Health’s approach to value based care in kidney care.
Check out the full article here:
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Check out my interview with Carol DeVol, COO & Co-Founder @LandmarkHealth_. Conducted for The Pulse and the Wharton Health Care Business Conference @whartonhcc #WHCB2021
Carol DeVol, COO & Co-Founder @LandmarkHealth_, shares her perspectives on the power of home-based care for the chronically ill in a recent interview with @JeremyRubel2 from The Pulse, Wharton’s student-run healthcare journal.
Link here: whcbc.org/pulse/house-calls-…
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Months of 2020 ranked:
January
February
November
August
September
July
October
December
June
May
*big gap*
March
April
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The Pulse, Wharton’s student-run healthcare journal, just published our conversation with @MeghanVJoyce, COO at @OscarHealth and @Uber alum by @JeremyRubel2. Check out the article found here: whcbc.org/pulse/from-uber-to… and more to content to come at the virtual #WHCBC2021
Possibilities:
1) The Supreme Court cares about it's public credibility as an independent branch of government. The Fed answers to Congress / the President, not the public directly
2) The Court is more powerful than the Fed
Why does every private college in America feel the need to develop its own reopening plan? Other businesses and institutions just reopen, consistent with health guidance, when allowed to by their state