It has been another busy year in the transition from fee-for-service to value-based care. Join VBC experts Matt Fusan and Tom Lee for a ‘Value Based Care (VBC) Year In Review’ during which they will discuss:
• New VBC models that have been released during the year
• Models that have changed or ended and what we have learned from them
• Key stakeholders in HHS and CMS that are shaping the next generation of models
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The COVID-19 pandemic has created new safety protocols and myriad new procedures for healthcare providers to follow. It is important to assess whether employees have internalized this safety culture.

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This webinar is an overview of Population Care | FHIRstation™, a turn-key scalable, secure, multi-tenant Interoperability Platform for Electronic Health Record (EHR) vendors, health plans, hospitals,

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2020 has been an unusual year by any measure, and for the member experience and quality improvement space, it has been unusually challenging. Regulatory programs have changed continually...

Federal health officials have released the proposed 2021 rule for the Medicare Quality Payment Program, including changes to the Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS).

SPH clients are invited to a special SPH Insider Webinar. Join us for an overview of the recently released proposed 2021 rule for the Medicare Quality Payment Program.

SPH clients are invited to a special SPH Insider Webinar. Join us for an overview of insights into the SPH Book of Business, including trends seen across the 2020 regulatory season.

Join Front-line Leaders in a Panel Discussion on the Role of Quality Measurement and Population Health Post COVID-19

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Now more than ever, it’s important for healthcare organizations to have a clear communication strategy for all of their stakeholders – customers, employees, community.

We are living through unprecedented times as the coronavirus pandemic has caused major shifts in personal and community behaviors. Join SPH Analytics as we present trends in market research

HIMSS20 Presentation Presented Virtually by SPH Analytics with Dr. Benjamin Barlow, Chief Medical Officer of American Family Care Traditional primary care is struggling, but urgent care is thriving.

The HHS Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) will soon release transformative rules for promoting health data access and interoperability.

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Understanding the 2020 QPP Final Rule: Recently CMS released the 2020 Quality Payment Program (QPP) Final Rule. While a number of components stayed the same from the Proposed Rule, there were a numbe

SPH Analytics’ population health line of business recently merged with SA Ignite, forming an expanded population health and quality measurement-focused subsidiary within the SPH portfolio. The combine

While CAHPS is an important indicator of members' perception of their health plan and the quality of care they receive, in many cases CAHPS reporting doesn't pinpoint underlying problems that can lowe

In 2019 the MIPS program includes significant changes to benchmarks that make it harder for eligible clinicians to earn a high quality score, while at the same time increasing the percentage of revenu