Paying for Performance: Reflections from Paris Part 2

In the final part of my talk in Paris, I explored how payment mechanisms can be used to support better outcomes and more sustainable healthcare systems. One of the clearest descriptions of value-based payment approaches can be found in The Patient Priority by Stefan Larsson, Jennifer Clawson and colleagues. The authors describe three broad mechanisms: […]

Paying for Value in Healthcare: Reflections from Paris Part 1

At an event hosted by Gregory Katz and Raquel Correia at Université Paris Cité earlier this year, I spoke about one of healthcare’s most complex and controversial topics: how we pay for value. Too often, discussions about value-based financing become focused on how individual physicians are paid, particularly within insurance-based systems moving away from fee-for-service […]

My book is finally finished

Book finished and off to the publishers—aiming for October release! Time for a well-earned break at Kintsugi HQ. #VBHC 🐇📚

International Survey on Educational Needs

Attention all #vbhc enthusiasts! This is your last chance to take part in the international survey on educational needs in value-based healthcare.

Value-based Healthcare in Remote Regions of NW Queensland

Teaching value-based healthcare in remote NW QLD with AHHA—3 powerful projects show real impact in diabetes, oral health & youth mental health.

Trying to Finish Writing My First Book

This is the face of a tired rock chick trying to finish writing my first book before the Iron Maiden gig next week. A few reflections.

Is Data and Impact Chapters Internationally Relevant?

Wrestling with impact chapters in my upcoming book on value-based healthcare—today’s breakthrough: our shared humanity makes the story globally relevant.