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Nationally recognized expert in U.S. health policy, amateur photographer, father, husband, & native New Orleanian
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People also think it has 2 p’s and one a.
HIPAA is 30. Most people think the “P” stands for privacy. It stands for portability. In @Health_Affairs Forefront, Chris Jennings and I look at what the law actually built and why it can still serve health care’s future. healthaffairs.org/content/fo…
HIPAA is 30. Most people think the “P” stands for privacy. It stands for portability. In @Health_Affairs Forefront, Chris Jennings and I look at what the law actually built and why it can still serve health care’s future. healthaffairs.org/content/fo…
I was on the Ways and Means health staff when HIPAA passed in 1996. Thirty years later, most people still think the “P” means privacy. It means portability. My @Health_Affairs piece on what HIPAA built and why it still matters: healthaffairs.org/content/fo…
Hot off the press in Health Affairs Forefront: my new piece, “Buy Right: Key Choices To Getting Value-Based Payment Right.”
Congress should move beyond today’s fragmented, program-by-program approach to value-based purchasing and establish a unified, all-payer platform: consistently defined and risk-adjusted measures of expected clinical and patient-reported outcomes.
healthaffairs.org/content/fo…
Hot off the press in Health Affairs Forefront: my new piece, “Buy Right: Key Choices To Getting Value-Based Payment Right.”Congress should replace today’s fragmented, program-by-program approach to value-based purchasing with a unified, all-payer platform for consistently defined and risk-adjusted clinical and patient-reported outcomes.healthaffairs.org/content/fo…
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This week, @ChipKahn and @UCSFMedicine’s @Bob_Wachter discuss whether AI will produce a different kind of doctor in the future — a “clinician curator rather than a clinician-diagnostician.”
The answer could define the future of medicine and the doctor-patient relationship: on.kff.org/43jh4XK
I interviewed John Halamka, President of the Mayo Clinic Platform, about whether AI is disruptive or just more incremental change.
Spoiler alert: His experiences show it’s disruptive, in a good way, for empowering providers and patients.
Link to listen: on.kff.org/4tT8pXG
The AI revolution is already here — but what does it mean for patients, clinicians, and health care industry leaders?
Listen to the latest episode of my new podcast, @KFF’s Business of Health: youtube.com/watch?v=YdVxni0o…
These days, if I’m not behind a camera taking photographs, I’m behind a mic interviewing guests for my new podcast at KFF, focusing first on the key issue of how AI is changing health care.
Subscribe wherever you get podcasts. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
New podcast alert: KFF’s Drew Altman and I explore how the business of health is evolving and what it means for all of us in the very first episode of KFF’s Business of Health with Chip Kahn.
Have you listened yet? I’d love to know what you think. youtube.com/watch?v=nR3b3Eve…
How will AI disrupt the health care industry?
The first series in my new podcast with @KFF explores AI’s impact on clinical practice and performance, patient experience, hospital operations, and the structure and finances for the health care industry.
Listen and subscribe: on.kff.org/podcast
ALT Still from KFF's Business of Health with Chip Kahn podcast. It includes a quote that says: “We call it ‘business,’ but it really is the infrastructure that all Americans depend on for their health care... and AI could be the greatest disruptor of that infrastructure.” — Chip Kahn, Senior Visiting Fellow and Host, KFF
I’m excited to share that KFF’s new podcast — KFF’s Business of Health with Chip Kahn — is now available. Have you listened yet?
Join us for new episodes every week where we’ll explain how the $5 trillion health care industry operates and explore where it’s headed. on.kff.org/podcast
ALT Still from KFF's Business of Health with Chip Kahn podcast. There's a quote on the image that says: “Health policy sets the rules of the road, but it is the business of health care — the decisions made every day by leaders who run systems, manage payment and allocate resources — that determines whether those rules translate into better care or not.” — Chip Kahn, Senior Visiting Fellow and Host, KFF
🎙️TOMORROW: Tune in for the first episode of my new podcast, KFF’s Business of Health with Chip Kahn.
KFF’s @DrewAltman joins me for a conversation about KFF’s vital role in health care policy and the transformative power of AI in health care. Subscribe here: on.kff.org/4mGF7Je
How health care operates affects the care people receive, but the business side of health is often not well understood.
Starting on Tuesday, my new podcast @KFF, connects the dots between policy, business, and care. And we’ll kick things off with a robust series on AI.
Learn more: on.kff.org/podcast