Duke-Margolis Institute for Health Policy

We're discussing policy strategies to reduce viral transmission next Thursday, March 20—join us to learn more about how population-level benefits can be better incorporated into regulatory and reimbursement pathways. To read the agenda and register, visit the event webpage: https://duke.is/j/ey9e

A draft agenda is now available for our upcoming webinar! While accountable care is more prevalent than ever, it continues to be considered an "alternative" to longstanding fee-for-service payment models. How can it become the norm? On March 17, speakers will explore opportunities to advance accountable care adoption and sustain participation. Learn more and register here: https://duke.is/g/tp77

Don't miss this upcoming event! Join us on March 17 to learn more about lessons learned from North Carolina's Healthy Opportunities Pilots program, and how its strategic and operational elements make the program a model for bipartisan health reform. Speakers will highlight examples of the Pilots’ impacts on health, well-being, and local economies in communities across the state, as well as areas where evidence is still emerging. Learn more and register here: https://duke.is/c/pdyf

Sharing our latest commentary published in Learning Health Systems, entitled "Landscape of informed consent practices and challenges in point-of-care clinical trials." Here, we describe, overall and through the use of real-world examples, how ethical standards for point-of-care trials are vital to ensuring a modern clinical trial enterprise that is patient-centered and equips patients to make fully informed decisions about their health care. Importantly, we present technical and practical considerations for obtaining informed consent in point-of-care research intended to address important pharmacoepidemiologic questions regarding treatment effectiveness. Read it here ---> https://lnkd.in/eTdWpJEw Caleigh Propes Trevan Locke, PhD Duke-Margolis Institute for Health Policy #ethics #innovation #learninghealthsystem #pointofcare #clinicaltrials

We are #hiring Policy Research Assistants in both our Biomedical Innovation and Health Care Transformation portfolios! If you are interested in improving health care for all and have strong policy research and writing skills, we invite you to apply here: https://lnkd.in/eQWBkEG #careers #healthpolicyjobs #researchjobs

In just a few weeks, we're hosting a webinar to present our updated policy framework for reducing viral transmission. Speakers will discuss ways to improve evidence generation on indirect benefits and build on existing federal capacity to incorporate indirect benefits in approval, reimbursement, and use pathways. We invite you to join us for this critical conversation! Read the draft agenda and register here:https://duke.is/j/ey9e

Tomorrow, Institute Director Mark McClellan joins the National Academy of Medicine for their event, "Vital Directions for Health & Health Care: Priorities for 2025." This event follows up on a series of papers recently published in Health Affairs, including one that Mark co-authored, which provide policy recommendations for several key areas of health care. Mark and his fellow speakers will discuss the key actions outlined in this Vital Directions series during this virtual event—there's still time to register! Learn more here: https://duke.is/z/gss3

Health Care Value Week is here! This year, #HCValueWeek is set to offer diverse chances for stakeholders, health care leaders, and government officials to participate in critical discussions concerning the progress of value-based care (VBC) approaches. VBC prioritizes patients’ health outcomes over the quantity of visits and treats people as whole individuals, not just a set of symptoms. To learn more about Health Care Value Week and access resources, please visit www.hcvalueweek.org.

Learn more about the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience (GUIDE) model of care in this new podcast episode from Michigan Medicine. Core Faculty member Brystana Kaufman (she/her) discusses the development and implementation of GUIDE, and shares insights on what services an organization might need to offer to participate in the model's implementation. Listen to the podcast or read the transcript here: https://duke.is/5/7vb2

We've announced a new webinar! Join us on March 19 as we discuss the future of accountable care, five years after the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services set their ambitious 2030 goals. As growth in accountable care programs in Traditional Medicare continues and the majority of Medicare beneficiaries are now in Medicare Advantage plans, questions about the future and sustainability of accountable care models are emerging amidst the backdrop of priorities being set by the new presidential administration. Learn more and register here: https://duke.is/g/tp77