The NC Population Health Collaborative is comprised of representatives of existing and aspiring NC ACOs, community partners, and patient advocacy organizations from across the state. The Collaborative provides an opportunity to engage in a shared goal of improving population health and health equity in North Carolina through shared experiences and ideas about transitioning to accountable, value-driven, health care delivery systems, and to identify and discuss possible solutions for facilitating that transition. The Collaborative meets twice a year.
To find out more about the NC Population Health Collaborative or if you are interested in participating, please contact Kristen Spaduzzi.
Presentations from recent meetings:
“Using REAL Data to Drive Equitable Outcomes” (virtual meeting)
Tatyana Kelly’s Presentation: Population Health Collaborative – Equity Data
This meeting was held virtually. View the full event below or watch on YouTube.
- Helpful resources mentioned during the presentation included:
- Provider Ombudsman can be reached at 919-527-6666 or [email protected].
- Advanced Medical Home Tier 3 “Glidepath” Payments Update.
- https://www.ncahec.net/medicaid-managed-care/
- Meeting Questions with Answers_ Final
This meeting was held virtually. View the full event below or watch on YouTube.
Considerations in Population Health with a Focus on Medicaid Transformation and Poverty
Kelly Crosbie, Deputy Director, Quality and Population Health, NC Medicaid presents an Advance Medical Home Update
PowerPoints:
- Advanced Medical Homes Update: Roles and Responsibilities of Clinically Integrated Networks and Other Partners – Kelly Crosbie
- NC DHHS Healthy Opportunities – Erika Ferguson
- Enhancing the Health of Our Communities – Alisahah Cole, MD, Chief Community Impact Officer, Atrium Health
Erika Ferguson, Director, Healthy Opportunities
Considerations in Population Health
- Updates and Outlook for Population Health Reform – Presented by Mark McClellan, MD, PhD Director and Robert J. Margolis, M.D., Professor of Business, Medicine and Policy, Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy
- Unconscious Bias: The Impact on Populations – Kinneil Coltman, DHA, VP of Diversity and Inclusion, Atrium (formerly Carolinas Health Care)
- Medicaid Reform – Adam Zolotor, MD, DrPH, President & CEO, North Carolina Institute of Medicine
- Population Health under Managed Care: Care Management & The Advanced Medical Home (AMH) Program – Kelly Crosbie, MSW, LCSW, Project Lead, Quality & Population Health, Division of Health Benefits
Social Determinants of Health
- Physician Quality Partners & Social Determinants of Health – Presented by Amy Messier, MD and Lydia Newman, MPP
- Moving Forward Together: Partnering with Your Area Agency on Aging for Effectively Addressing SDoH – Presented by the NC Association of Area Agencies on Aging (nc4a)
- DHHS Vision and Priorities for the Future – Presented by Mandy Cohen, MD, MPH, Secretary of NC DHHS
- Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority – Social Determinants of Health: A Hospital Perspective – Presented by Richard Bunio, MD
- Social Determinants of Health: Implications in the Real World Practice – Presented by Karen Smith, MD