Medtronic and the Harvard Business Review

BRINGING VALUE-BASED HEALTHCARE TO LIFE

Healthcare is changing. It’s becoming more patient-driven, with an emphasis on value. At Medtronic, “value-based healthcare” means developing and deploying products, services, and integrated solutions that improve care and reduce costs. That’s why we’re actively working with leading healthcare thinkers and practitioners like the Harvard Business Review. Together, we’re creating conversations and collaboration that support value-based healthcare around the world.

Our recent efforts with the Harvard Business Review include:

MEASURING OUTCOMES: THE KEY TO VALUE-BASED HEALTH CARE

This Harvard Business Review webinar examines the ability to identify and use the right measurements to change our approach to treatment and costs, including risk sharing. Featuring Christina Akerman, MD, PHD, President of International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement (ICHOM), and Senior Institute Associate at the Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness at Harvard Business School. This webinar is provided by Harvard Business Review and sponsored by Medtronic.

VALUE-BASED HEALTH CARE: RECONCILING MISSION AND MARGIN

This Harvard Business Review webinar features Robert Kaplan, senior fellow and the Marvin Bower Professor of Leadership Development, Emeritus, Harvard Business School. This is the nexus of research Kaplan is doing on Value-based Health Care for his Harvard Executive Education program showing where investments can pay off more than cutting costs in health care. This webinar is provided by Harvard Business Review and sponsored by Medtronic.

Value-Based Healthcare Forum Summary

Medtronic and Harvard Business Review hosted a forum for health care leaders on the state of adoption in value-based health care. Michael Porter, Bishop William Lawrence University Professor at Harvard Business School, delivered the keynote address.