Clinical Effectiveness Research Innovation Collaborative Meeting
An ad hoc convening activity under the auspices of the NAM Leadership Consortium, the Clinical Effectiveness Innovation Collaborative (CERIC) provides a venue for information exchange and knowledge sharing among researchers working to develop and apply innovative approaches to evidence generation for health care decisions. Work focuses on identifying key barriers to and opportunities for advancing […]
Meeting of the Care Culture and Decision-Making Innovation Collaborative
This meeting will work to address 3 core questions: Engaging Communities. What is the state of the evidence and practice in engaging hard to reach populations? Leadership Insights. What is the role of leadership in creating and sustaining a culture of patient, family and community engaged care? Clinician Engagement. What tools and strategies may help […]
Value Incentives and Systems Innovation Collaborative Meeting
About this Event An ad hoc convening activity, under the auspices of the NAM Leadership Consortium for a Value & Science-Driven Health System, the Value Incentives & Systems Innovation Collaborative (VISIC) seeks to build on the foundation of prior work engaged by the Consortium to develop a learning health system by convening organizations and individuals […]
Vital Signs Core Metrics: Learning from the California Demonstration Project (Webinar)
This webinar is intended to highlight the process and the results of the California Vital Signs Demonstration Project which implements Vital Signs at the community level and discuss challenges and opportunities. Key questions include: What are key drivers of feasibility and value of using Vital Signs at a community level? What are potential challenges of […]
Evidence Development & Use in a Learning Health System: Transforming clinical knowledge generation in the U.S.
Over the past year, the NAM Accelerating Clinical Knowledge Generation and Use meeting series, which was sponsored by PCORI and held under the auspices of the NAM Executive Leadership Network for Continuously Learning Health Care, focused on the institutional capacity and infrastructure needed to facilitate care delivery, care improvement, and new knowledge; ways to accelerate […]
Accelerating Clinical Knowledge Generation and Use Launch Event
National Academy of Sciences Building 2100 Constitution Avenue NW, Washington, DC, United StatesOver the past year, the NAM Accelerating Clinical Knowledge Generation and Use meeting series, which was sponsored by PCORI and held under the auspices of the NAM Executive Leadership Network for Continuously Learning Health Care, focused on the institutional capacity and infrastructure needed to facilitate care delivery, care improvement, and new knowledge; ways to accelerate […]
NAM-AHRQ Learning Health System Meeting
Meeting focus: Moving forward the vision of a continuously learning health system (LHS) Core questions: Definition: What constitutes a LHS? How might a LHS be defined, validated, and/or certified? Knowledge generation: What is the state of LHS research? What are knowledge gaps/priorities? Implementation: How might LHS be implemented and sustain in different systems and settings? […]
Effective Care for High-Need Patients: Opportunities for Improving Outcomes, Value, and Health
Follow us on Twitter @theNAMedicine using #HighNeeds. Join the National Academy of Medicine on July 6 in Washington, DC as it releases the special publication Effective Care for High-Need Patients. This public meeting will serve as a launch for the publication and an opportunity to discuss action priorities for improving the effectiveness and efficiency of […]
Digital Learning Collaborative
Formerly the Electronic Health Records Innovation Collaborative (EHRIC), the Digital Learning Collaborative (DLC) is an ad hoc convening activity under the auspices of the NAM Leadership Consortium for Value & Science-Driven Health Care. It was created to provide a venue for joint activities that can accelerate progress towards the digital infrastructure necessary for continuous improvement […]
Establishing Clinician Well-Being as a National Priority: Meeting 1
To ensure high-quality patient care and build a more effective health system, we depend on a healthy, productive, and engaged clinician workforce. But, increasingly, U.S. health care providers are burned out. Our nation stands at a critical crossroads. Health care spending is at an all-time high, yet Americans are less healthy than peers in other […]
