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AHRMM On-Demand Webinar: Engage to Achieve: CQO Outside of Supply Chain
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Description
Overview: Value based care requires coverage decisions both at the national level and the local level. Each healthcare organization must make technology and intervention choices based on the needs of their unique patient population. Budget Impact Analysis (BIA) is a type of analysis that can bridge organizational gaps to help improve coverage decisions for new products or procedures. Because a BIA can be adjusted to meet the goals of a particular population with particular needs, it can also improve the value and the quality of healthcare. This type of analysis can help Supply Chain leaders and their collaborative value analysis teams to make local adoption decisions in a timely manner, while considering cost, the well-being of patients, employees, and the organization itself. Supply Chain professionals are a critical collaborator in adding to the progress made across the different disciplines, and utilizing opportunities to build upon their experience to refine and expand the definition of value analysis.
Learning Objectives - State importance of collaborating across disciplines to achieve cost, quality, and outcomes
- Define Budget Impact Analysis and its relationship with other types of assessments and analyses
- List three groups who supply chain professionals can collaborate and their approaches to CQO
- Identify six tools used by other disciplines that can assist SC professionals in defining value in healthcare
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