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Health Care Insider: The Journey to Becoming a Value Driven Organization - Medical University of South Carolina Children’s Hospital
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Transitioning from volume to value is a difficult but necessary change. Each hospital has different challenges, cultures, etc., so there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Even so, we can still learn from each other’s experiences. Value University is a program that’s engaging 10 teams from health care organizations across the United States, hosted by The University of Utah and sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. These teams each launch an improvement project at their institution and then share their best practices, success and failures so everyone learns. Dr. Rob Cina from Medical University of South Carolina Children’s Hospital will talk about how they’re responding to health care transformation, share what they’ve learned, and offer their advice for other institutions making the value transition.
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