Pamela T. Johnson, MD, and Marty Makary, MD, MPH, members of the Motive Practicing Wisely physician advisory council, deliver their views on the physician’s role in pursuing higher-value care.
Most employers are at the mercy of an imperfect health care system, bearing the burden of costly yet unnecessary procedures. Now, early innovators such as Walmart are bypassing these pain points by working directly with health systems to offer better care to their employees.
Low-value care is known to cause unnecessary patient harm and delay critical care for other patients. But did you also know that 15% of patients develop hospital-acquired complications when receiving low-value care?
Jeanne Cohen’s vision lays the roadmap for Motive’s development in evidence-based quality, cost, appropriateness and performance solutions.
Discussion of the definition of high-value care vis a vis appropriateness.
When physicians are aware of the latest evidence regarding low-value services, they respond quickly when measured next to their peers.
Reducing waste and improving outcomes through evidence-based clinical best practices.
Dr. Rich Klasco, Motive’s Chief Medical Officer, discusses the Motive Practicing Wisely appropriateness of care measurement solution.
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