Population Health and Social Determinants
The Executive Innovation Show
English - January 07, 2020 07:00 - 42 minutes - 29.2 MB - ★★★★★ - 15 ratingsEntrepreneurship Business Technology healthcare doctors hospitals behavioral health physicians mental health telehealth opioids recruiting banks Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
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Welcome to the Executive Innovation Show Podcast, presented by One Touch Telehealth. During this podcast hear host, Carrie Chitsey, talk about the social determinants of health and the future of population health with Dr. Murali Naidu, Scott Collins, and Ryan Peterson.
Dr. Murali Naidu is the Chief Physician Executive for a Managed Service Organization who has held several physician leadership positions at large health systems and IPAs.
Scott Collins is Chairman & CEO of Link-age.
Ryan Peterson is the Senior Vice President, Strategy & Growth for Reveleer, a healthcare technology company.
Listen as we talk about how to improve population health in this episode:
What are the top buzzwords surrounding social determinants, community and population health today? How will this affect patient outcomes and the payers' ability to reduce costs by using data? As we have more Baby Boomers aging at home and a shortage of long term care facilities, how do we think about social determinants for this population? Scott Collins also details the categories you should be looking at beyond physical health. From emotional to financial, these are all areas that will allow for tailored solutions for different cohorts within the Baby Boomer population. He reminds us, “one size does not fit all!”How is the caregiver’s role used to determine social determinants? What will the role of the caregiver look like in five years? Listen to find out. Can data solve the problem? Ryan Peterson discusses how the current isolation of data is keeping population health and social determinants of health from the "big leap forward". These healthcare executives answer the following questions surrounding the importance of addressing social determinants of health:What are the next steps to move the needle on patient outcomes? What are the right ways to get at-risk patients to engage with the health system? What is the right way to reach out, in what use cases should you use telehealth? How do we use AI beyond clinical, financial, and social data to deal with things like food insecurity and rural access to care? We take time to talk specifically about the rural health shortage and patients using the emergency department as primary care. How can use insights to create outcomes? Behavioral health is a big expense to the healthcare system that some could say is not being properly tracked. With a high stigma on mental health, are we asking seniors the right questions? What will be the future of renal care since the executive order of Advancing American Kidney Health? What’s one thing keeping these health care executives up at night? Carrie shares what’s keeping her up for the first time! Hear what she has to say.Want to connect with Dr. Murali Naidu? Find him on LinkedIn!
Follow Ryan Peterson and Reeveler’s journey in healthcare technology.
Discover more from Scott Collins, Link-age and their research. Read the 2019 Link-age Connect Technology Study Report.
Want to learn more about the Pros and Cons of Telehealth? Check out the white paper from One Touch Telehealth. We discuss how telehealth can make a huge impact on population health and social determinants of health.