Quantcast
  • E-mail
  • Print
  • Comment
  • Font Size
  • Digg
  • del.icio.us
  • Discuss article

This Health Plan Transparency Strategies and Initiatives Conference Audio, Which Focuses on Investing in Today's Market and Business Mandates is Now Available

Posted on: Friday, 7 November 2008, 12:00 CST

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/b45d16/health_plan_transp) has announced the addition of the "Health Plan Transparency Strategies and Initiatives: Investing in Today's Market and Business Mandates Audio Conference" report to their offering.

Value considerations, including price and quality, are beginning to transform how consumers make healthcare decisions. As a result, health plans need to provide information that is useful to consumers, instead of just publishing technical data, experts say.

More than half of payer organizations report plans to make significant investments in transparency initiatives this year, according to a recent survey by Health Industry Insights. Transparency is an important step toward health care reform that reshapes the entire delivery system, most industry stakeholders believe.

"Transparency is at the heart of a more integrated, efficient, and effective healthcare system. To respond successfully to healthcare market business and performance mandates, healthcare payers must manage their provider relationships with greater care, efficiency, and agility than ever before. Healthcare information transparency requires efficient automation processes, integration of cost, benefit and care management information, and a consistent delivery of information to all stakeholders at the point of decision," said Janice Young, program director for Healthcare Industry Insights.

What are the key healthcare payer transparency strategies and initiatives this year? How can current provider criticisms of health plan transparency be overcome? And what are the requirements to be successful?

Learn how leading U.S. healthcare payers are approaching transparency and what future opportunities transparency will lead to in the future. Join The Managed Care Information Center and attend "Health Plan Transparency Strategies and Initiatives: Investing in Today's Market and Business Mandates," that took place in June 2008

Who Should Order This Session

Health plans, hospitals and health systems, PHO and IPA's, pharmaceutical and disease management companies, medical device manufacturers, healthcare technology companies, TPAs, PBMs, associations, government officials, and employers with titles:

CEOs, COOs, CIOs, hospital and managed care executives, vice president of operations, vice president of finance, business development, strategic and implementation consultants, medical directors, sales executives and marketers, network services, public relations executives, compliance officers, operations executives, executive directors, team leaders, planners, product managers, knowledge managers, department heads, pharmacists, human resource benefit managers, employer health plan decision makers, network development and provider services directors, strategic planners, utilization management, network managers, physician practice management, medical staff leadership, medical management directors, analysts, implementer consultants, account services, administration executives, ancillary products managers.

Key Topics Covered:

Key findings of recent Health Industry Insight survey highlighting transparency and processing strategies of leading U.S. healthcare payers

How transparency and efficiency mandates are propelling healthcare payers to invest in required systems

Why a provider network management process and information flow is critical

How will health plan transparency solutions evolve over the next one to three years?

What future opportunities will transparency provide for healthcare payors?

Case Study: Details on Blue Cross Blue Shield Association's new Blue Distinction program, a collaboration with leading hospitals, physicians and medical societies

Case Study: How MN Community Measurement brought together the Minnesota Medical Association and seven Minnesota health plans to publicly report health care quality information - Details on the impact from this community-wide transparency solution

Question and answer session

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/b45d16/health_plan_transp.


Source: Business Wire

More News in this Category


Related Articles



Rating: 2.4 / 5 (7 votes)
Rate this article:
1/52/53/54/55/5

User Comments (0)

Comment on this article

Your Name
Text from the image
Comment
max 1200 chars
* All fields are required