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In this episode of Quality Talks With Peggy O’Kane, NCQA President Peggy O’Kane has an energizing, constructive conversation with Dr. Will Shrank, a Venture Partner at Andreessen Horowitz.
Will shares his vision for a more cohesive health care system that works based on aligned incentives, meaningful measurement of patient outcomes and savvy implementation of value-based care.
Peggy and Will discuss:
Will concludes by assessing Medicare Advantage as a model of high-value care. Listen to the whole conversation for a warm, witty tour of quality’s accomplishments and prospects.
Key Quote:
We just have to make this simpler. We’ve got to make it easy for doctors to do the right thing and to create the right relationships and to set the right paths.
I think most people would agree a model where primary care docs have some meaningful accountability for the populations they serve would be better than what we have today.
And if we as a system decided that's the direction we're going to go and make that the North Star, I think we in a much shorter time could get efficient, higher quality, and deliver better outcomes at lower cost, and deliver more equitable care for all Americans.”
Will Shrank, MD
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Studies by Will Shrank (Google Scholar)
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In this episode of Quality Talks With Peggy O’Kane, NCQA President Peggy O’Kane has an energizing, constructive conversation with Dr. Will Shrank, a Venture Partner at Andreessen Horowitz.
Will shares his vision for a more cohesive health care system that works based on aligned incentives, meaningful measurement of patient outcomes and savvy implementation of value-based care.
Peggy and Will discuss:
Will concludes by assessing Medicare Advantage as a model of high-value care. Listen to the whole conversation for a warm, witty tour of quality’s accomplishments and prospects.
Key Quote:
We just have to make this simpler. We’ve got to make it easy for doctors to do the right thing and to create the right relationships and to set the right paths.
I think most people would agree a model where primary care docs have some meaningful accountability for the populations they serve would be better than what we have today.
And if we as a system decided that's the direction we're going to go and make that the North Star, I think we in a much shorter time could get efficient, higher quality, and deliver better outcomes at lower cost, and deliver more equitable care for all Americans.”
Will Shrank, MD
Time Stamps:
Links:
Studies by Will Shrank (Google Scholar)
Connect with Will
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