Presenter Name: Dr. John Silver, PhD, RN, MBA
Credit Available: CE/CME Credits(s): Provides 1.00 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM
Presented Date: 10/26/2021
Review Date: 10/26/2021
Expiration Date: 10/26/2023
Overview: This course is the introduction of a new way to think of healthcare as an adapted Public Utility Model and is taught by a Political Philosopher- Health Care System Design Expert. Course will explore how the American healthcare system is broken, current political options that are driving dysfunctional disease without providing solutions which are profit focused and the need for a healthcare system major overhaul. The course objectives define solutions of an integrated, regionally based system that is cooperative, service focused, health focused and data driven then defining the goals of a healthcare system in the Adaptive Public Utility Model. It is here where learners will discuss how the adapted Public Utility Model is perfectly suited to enable the changes we need to provide quality health services to all our communities allowing the interdisciplinary practitioner led administration to maximize their skill sets providing equitable and positive outcomes.
Learning Objectives:
- Learners will be able to discuss and recognize the need to adapt and apply new models of healthcare to our broken healthcare system
- Able to recognize and discuss the new adapted Public Utility Model as a solution
- Define and recall solutions to an integrated, regionally based system
- Able to understand that there is a need to focus on models around a system that is cooperative, service focused, health focused and data driven
- Able to define the goals of a healthcare system in the Adaptive Public Utility Model
- Understanding that quality health services that allow interdisciplinary practitioner led administration is necessary to maximize their effectiveness in providing equitable and positive outcomes
Key words: healthcare, nursing, system redesign, healthcare outcomes, community centered care, integrative health providers, nurse practitioners, public utility model, adapted healthcare, quality health services, healthcare solutions, medical delivery system, american healthcare system, equitable, positive outcomes, interdisciplinary practitioner.
