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Everyone should check out my good friend @AKirayoglu 's wonderfully clear description of the roles that quants play in value based care organizations. I've learned a ton from him over the years, and you will too!
Dear healthcare +
tech friends,
Join me on this new adventure: practicalguidevbc.com/
Obama is still putting statements out on medium? Get a substack bro.
Joe Biden has been one of America’s most consequential presidents, as well as a dear friend and partner to me. Today, we’ve also been reminded – again – that he’s a patriot of the highest order.
Here’s my full statement: barackobama.medium.com/my-st…
How come nobody is talking about how Thibs is notorious for how hard he works his players throughout the season and - surprise surprise - they are ALL hurt.
Donte DiVincenzo hitting 7 3’s in game 3 yet still going -50 combined across games 3 and 4 is one of the wilder things I’ve seen.
"It's more advantageous to structure decisions to be easily reversible than to take too much time trying to make the perfect choice." - @shaneparrish
Have never heard it worded this way, but it captures the guidance I give product teams alllll the time.
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Every parent and teacher should be required to read these two books.
I think these two important and essential books should be at the top of every bestseller list. I highly recommend them to everyone.
One lesson from both the books:
We have an #inflategate situation going on in this Iowa game. Ball is wild bouncy.
Are NCAA tournament balls (which are different than regular season balls) overinflated and too bouncy?
Some players and coaches seem to think so, echoing concerns from last year.
Read all about #inflategate in today's Yahoo Sports AM newsletter:
newsletters.yahoo.net/H/2/v6…
The future is bright for this one! #godutch #prouduncle
Go Dutch!❤️🤍
@waresgsbcentral @CentralSB1 @13OB13 @ACHSJagSB @BTDelaney @whitesider10 @starrcircus @daddystarrbucks
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A while back I interviewed the Thyme Care team about the future of value-based oncology care, and I'm finally getting around to posting it on Hospitalogy.
Here was an excellent excerpt from Bobby Green and Scott Voigt I enjoyed:
When it comes to value-based models, cancer care today is where chronic kidney care was five or more years ago. And, just as success with chronic kidney patients relies on a kidney-focused care model that is integrated with the nephrologist, cancer care can be greatly enhanced by deploying oncology-focused clinical navigation in partnership with oncologists.
For investors, there is significant upside in investing in value-based care enablers (like Strive Health in kidney care, Thyme Care in cancer care). As the healthcare industry continues to shift from FFS to VBC, we will see more niches follow suit after primary care, kidney care and cancer.
For providers, it’s very difficult for them to address the multi-faceted needs of their patients while keeping pace with the number of patients they have to see, especially as the supply of specialists continues to be under pressure. They should consider value-based partners to help make that kind of support possible while reducing the need for avoidable and costly acute care services.
Value-based care transformation in cancer requires more than just aligned financial incentives, it requires a deep understanding of where the opportunities for enhancement and cost-savings lie, an emphasis on reduction of acute care utilization, and an appreciation for novel solutions such as patient navigation that payers and practices may find difficult to fund and build in-house.
Just met a Lyft driver who told me he’s getting married in 6 weeks to the second person he ever gave a ride to on Lyft, which was 4 years ago. It also happened to be her first Lyft ride ever. Now that’s a love story. @lyft
It's an honor to work with you @bjdiephuis! Absolutely pumped about what is upcoming for @ThymeCares. Grateful that we have built an incredible team that I get to work alongside day in and day out (all the credit to @sarahruthb )
Meet our new Chief Business Officer, Dr. @bjdiephuis. The former CMMI advisor will oversee Thyme Care’s business strategy and push forward our mission to change the value-based oncology care landscape. We are incredibly excited to welcome him to the team.
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hey y'all, another milestone at @ThymeCares - an evidence based approach demonstrating that our interventions work in reducing the cost of care for cancer patients! @pbcancerdoc will be at @ASCO Quality presenting our findings. Proud & excited about what's to come. h/t @scworland
In a recent study, we demonstrated notable total cost of care reductions among patients navigated by Thyme Care. @pbcancerdoc, our Co-Founder and CMO, recently shared his thoughts on the study results and why they matter. Read more here: blog.thymecare.com/thyme-car…
It’s an exciting day at @ThymeCares! Thrilled that we have the privilege of bringing guidance and support to cancer patients across New Jersey in collaboration with @AmeriHealthNJ.
We’re excited to share that today @AmeriHealthNJ and @ThymeCares announced a new collaboration to help members more easily navigate their cancer journey. news.amerihealthnj.com/ameri…
Well said, @pbcancerdoc - For something that has been demonstrated to have such positive impacts on patient outcomes and costs, it is frustrating to not see wider adoption of navigation for cancer patients. Which is what makes it such an exciting problem to tackle at @ThymeCares!
If navigation were a drug, would it be more widely available? blog.thymecare.com/if-naviga… Some thoughts I've had about the cancer navigation landscape. Thanks to @manalipatelmd, @grocquemd and others for all of their work in this space. @ThymeCares
