To accelerate the spread of innovation in care delivery, CIN has developed programming and resources for some of health care’s most complex problems:
- Making improvements in behavioral health care, with an emphasis on cost management
- Addressing social needs that affect health, with an emphasis on cost management
- Understanding the fundamentals of managing financial risk and the cost of care
- Preventing burnout and promoting provider and staff resilience
- Leading change
Coming soon, new programming and resources on CIN’s three priority areas for learning and action in 2020 and 2021:
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Key Quality Improvement Topics
Below are tools and resources to help health care leaders address these critical topic areas and make change in their own organizations.
Behavioral Health Integration
Ensuring that Californians have timely access to behavioral health treatment that is appropriately linked to their physical health care represents a huge challenge and opportunity for health leaders, providers, and care teams throughout the state.
Social Needs That Impact Health
To improve population health and manage total cost of care, medical providers must support patients, families, and communities in addressing social needs that impact health.
Managing Financial Risk and Total Cost of Care
Payment models in California continue to evolve, with a strong trend toward moving more financial risk from purchasers and payers to provider organizations. These resources include information on the payment models in play in California and nationally, and case studies and expert advice on how to succeed in payment relationships that include financial risk.
Preventing Burnout and Promoting Provider and Staff Resilience
Burnout can be defined as emotional exhaustion, interpersonal disengagement, and a low sense of personal accomplishment. A growing body of evidence shows that provider and staff burnout can negatively impact patient outcomes. Learn tools and resources to tackle this issue in your own organization.
Leading Change
With rising costs, increasing burnout, and a rapidly changing environment, health care leaders may feel like they’re facing an uphill battle. CIN resources help health care leaders to effectively lead change in their organizations.
Webinars and Events
Sign up for an upcoming CIN event or see materials from past events to learn real-world lessons from those who have implemented quality improvement projects. To stay apprised of future webinars and events offered through CIN, sign up for our CIN newsletter.
