AHA Center for Health Innovation
The authors of a recent Harvard Business Review report argue that care delivery systems need fixing far more than the people who work in these systems. Health care leaders must account for the strains on the workforce of poorly designed and unoptimized systems and create systems-focused improvement鈥
Two-thirds of consumers think generative AI could reduce extended wait times for physician appointments, notes a recent Deloitte report. Yet despite that optimism, consumer adoption of generative AI for health reasons has remained essentially flat over the past year, with only 37% of respondents鈥
Learn about the positive impact and outcomes of using the Age-Friendly Health Systems 4Ms Framework, through a case example featuring Riverside Health in Williamsburg, Va. Hear about the health system鈥檚 age-friendly journey, successes and challenges, and qualitative and quantitative outcomes. (鈥
A new AHA Market Scan Trailblazers report, 鈥淒elivering Actionable Data to Clinicians at the Point of Care,鈥 examines how hospitals are reconnecting, rewiring, reshaping and rethinking how they can deliver actionable, real-time data to clinicians at the point of care to improve clinical and business鈥
New American Medical Association (AMA) data show that physician burnout rates have dipped below 50% for the first time in four years after reaching a peak of nearly 63% in 2021.
2023 - 2024 Mentors support fellows throughout their 12-month program through professional development.
2023-2024 Next Gen Fellows SEO: Developing health care leaders through virtual learnings and the execution of a capstone project.
Dr. Mauvareen Beverley, an expert in addressing health care inequities and unconscious bias, shares how she has developed and executed programs aimed at increasing cultural competency among clinical and administrative teams. These efforts have specifically focused on improving health outcomes for鈥
Patient safety, actionable clinical data, point of care technology, health data analysis
Health care workers need ongoing training to keep up to date with rapid changes in health care and technology. The AHA Center for Health Innovation offers learning opportunities -- both individualized and collaborative, that reflect the current environment and anticipate the future.