Programme Details

"Value Based Healthcare Delivery" has become the important concept for dealing with healthcare delivery issues today. This is a framework that has an overarching goal of providing value for patients.

This means, restructuring of the current healthcare systems within the country and across the world with keeping in mind patient health outcome per rupee spent as the core goal.

The "Value Based Healthcare Delivery" includes creating various organisational structures like Integrated Practice Unit, Management Practices and Payment Models that are in line with modern learning practices and today's medical science.

As a result of "Value Based Healthcare Delivery" system:

  • Long term patient outcomes can be drastically improved.
  • Cost of care can see major reduction.

P. D. Hinduja Hospital & Medical Research Centre's vision is to provide "Quality Healthcare to All" at an Affordable Price. The hospital has been practicing "Value Based Healthcare Delivery" in various aspects and is a supporter of this concept for better patient outcome. The 3rd Healthcare Management Series by the hospital, "Redefining Healthcare : Value Based Delivery" is planned with the aim of bringing all the components / individuals of healthcare delivery system together to share their experiences and propose new concepts in this area.

Programme Designed For

  • Hospitals
  • Nursing Homes
  • Healthcare Consultancy Companies
  • Healthcare IT Companies
  • Health Insurance Companies
  • Other Health Industry Companies

Potential Participants

  • CXOs
  • Administrators
  • Medical Directors
  • Superintendents
  • Directors
  • HODs
  • Managers
  • Faculty
  • Nurses
  • Other Healthcare Industry Professionals

Conference Sessions & Learnings

Sr.No. Sessions Learnings
1 Transforming Patient Experience To improve patient experience and achieve patient centric care there is a need to discuss different challenges patient may face during their care journey and to emphasis the importance of working alongside patients and care givers.
2 Moving to Value Based Competition: Improving Health Insurance and Access The fundamental task of delivering value to the patient is in conflict with all the economic incentives in the current healthcare system leading to dysfunctional results that are increasingly evident. Focus is now on challenges, to evolve health financing mechanisms which deliver the benefit of pooling and quality to large segments of the population.
3 Developing Hospitals for Gen-Nxt Are hospitals prepared to meet demands of next generation of health consumers? As the industry continues to shift towards a more patient centered approach for health facilities, there is a need to make sure they meet patients evolving expectations. Some of the focus remains on Integrated Practice Units, Synergistic Care Delivery and Leveraging Social Media.
4 Enhancing Quality and Safety in Healthcare: A Mandate or Choice? When a medical institution aspires towards excellence and patient safety, quality enhancement proves to be a key factor essential to the process. Healthcare institutions invest enormous effort and resources in order to improve quality and patient safety, but often fail to reach that aspired "ultra-safe" environment.
5 Healthcare: Competing on Values and Outcomes More and more healthcare organisations are starting to focus on providing superior health outcomes as a way to distinguish themselves in the fast-changing healthcare marketplace. Competing on outcomes has the potential to improve the value delivered by the entire health system.
6 Harnessing the Power of Information Technology Healthcare organisations are leveraging to capture all of the information about a patient to get a more complete insight into care co-ordination and outcomes based reimbursement models, population health management and patient engagement and outreach.
7 Healthcare Service Delivery: Excellence, Uniqueness and Outcomes As competition intensifies within the healthcare industry: patient satisfaction and service quality are providing the evidentiary basis for patient outcomes. A conceptual model of three interrelated areas- service, health outcomes and resource stewardship affects the clinician-patient relationship.
8 Building Human Competencies: Leveraging Human Assets Providing excellent service is a goal of any organisation, and with the many options to "take my business elsewhere", the stakes have never been higher. However, a frequently missing piece in customer service is the perception of employees. For organizations to provide superior customer service, they must also manage in tandem, the employee experience.
9 Delivering Right and Appropriate Healthcare Physicians and Healthcare provider organisations can put in place the set of interdependent steps needed to improve value, since value is determined by how medicine is practiced. Yet every other stakeholder in the healthcare system has a role to play. Patients, health plans, employers, and suppliers can hasten the transformation.
10 Innovation: Shaping Future of Healthcare The ever-changing healthcare landscape inspires to collaborate with industry pioneers to design innovative solutions focused on tackling critical population health challenges and economic issues.
11 New Paradigm of Healthcare Delivery: Voice of Customer A problem nowadays is that the customer not only has a voice, but those voices in aggregate can often be louder than that of the brand. Add to that, the customer journey is becoming increasingly dynamic and real-time, creating a new paradigm where a discontinuous experience can lead to customers astray.

Conference Faculty

  • Distinguished faculty from Hospital, Accreditation Bodies & Consultancy Companies
  • Eminent & Senior leaders from healthcare industry will share their experience & expertise on creating a sustainable future.

Speakers

  • Mr. A. B. Ravi (Panel Discussion Host)

    Editor - Special Projects - CNBC
  • Ms. Abanti Gopan

    Nursing Consultant
  • Mr. Amit Mookim

    Country Principal, India - IMS Health
  • Mr. Annaswamy Vaidheesh

    VP, South Asia & Managing Director - GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Limited, India
  • Prof. Anupam Sibal

    Group Medical Director and Senior Pediatric Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist - Apollo Hospitals Group
  • Dr. Anuradha Sovani

    Professor and Head, Department of Psychology - SNDT Women's University, Mumbai
  • Mr. Arnab Goswami

    President & Editor-in-Chief - Times Now & ET Now
  • Mr. Ashish Jain

    Chief Executive Officer - Healthcare Sector Skill Council (HSSC)
  • Col. (Dr) Ashok Kaushik

    Professor - Dean (Academic and Student Affairs) IIHMR University
  • Dr. Bejon Kumar Misra

    Founder - Partnership for Safe Medicines (PSM) India - Consumer Online Foundation
  • Mr. Bhargav Dasgupta

    MD & CEO - ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company Ltd
  • Mr. Bunker Roy

    Founder & Director - Barefoot College International, Rajasthan
  • Mr. Chirantan Chatterjee

    Young Faculty Research Chair & Faculty member in Corporate Strategy & Policy - IIM Bangalore
  • Ms. Deepa Joshi

    Director - Ultrasound, GE Healthcare, South Asia
  • Dr. Dharminder Nagar

    Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer - Paras Hospitals
  • Dr. F. D. Dastur

    Consultant Physician
    Director Medical Education & Hospital Quality -
    P. D. Hinduja Hospital & MRC
  • Mr. Gaurav Chopra

    IIA, LEED AP | Principal / Senior Vice President/ Managing Director - HKS India
  • Mr. Gautam Khanna

    CEO - P. D. Hinduja Hospital & MRC
  • Dr. Gayatri Vyas Mahindroo

    Director - National Accreditation Board of Hospitals and Healthcare Providers, Quality Council of India
  • Dr. Girdhar J. Gyani

    Director General - Association of Healthcare Providers (India)
  • Dr. Harish Pillai

    CEO - Aster Medcity & Cluster Head Kerala - Aster DM Healthcare
  • Mr. Jeyaseelan Jeyaraj

    Asia Pacific Director in the Health Sciences Global Business Unit - Oracle Corporation
  • Mr. Joy Chakraborty

    COO - P. D. Hinduja Hospital & MRC
  • Dr. K. K. Kalra

    CEO - National Accreditation Board of Hospitals and Healthcare Providers, Quality Council of India
  • Mr. M. S. Venkatesh

    Sr. Director Human Resources - P. D. Hinduja Hospital & MRC
  • Mr. Mahesh Shinde

    Director IT & Telecom - P. D. Hinduja Hospital & MRC
  • Ms. Meagan Fallone

    CEO - Barefoot College International, Rajasthan
  • Mr. Muralidharan Nair

    Partner | Advisory Services - Ernst & Young India
  • Mr. N. Santhanam

    Chief Executive Officer - Breach Candy Hospital Trust
  • Maj. Gen. Naresh Vij

    Director Projects and Engineering - P. D. Hinduja Hospital & MRC
  • Mr. Niranjan Ramakrishnan

    Chief Information Officer - IT Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, Delhi
  • Dr. Parag Rindani

    Head - Wockhardt Hospitals Ltd
  • Mr. Pavan Choudary

    CEO & MD - Vygon India
  • Mrs. Phalakshi Manjrekar

    Director Nursing - P. D. Hinduja Hospital & MRC
  • Dr. Prabhu Vinayagam

    Managing Director - Asia-Pacific Office - Joint Commission International
  • Mr. Probir Das

    Managing Director - Terumo India Private Limited
  • Mr. Purushottam Kaushik

    Managing Director - Sales, Cisco India & SAARC
  • Dr. Rajendra Gupta

    Chairperson - Continua Health for India
  • Mr. Rajiv Kapoor

    Executive Vice President, Chief People Officer - Fortis Healthcare Limited
  • Dr. Rajiv Yeravdekar

    Dean of Faculty of Health & Biomedical Sciences - Symbiosis International University
  • Dr. Rana Mehta

    Partner - PwC India
  • Dr. Ravindra V. Karanjekar

    Group CEO - Jupiter Hospital Thane-Pune
  • Mr. Rishi Maheshwari

    Director - Abraaj Capital Advisors Pvt. Ltd.
  • Dr. Ruchi Dass

    Founder & Chief Executive Officer - MedMocha & HealthCursor Consulting Group
  • Dr. Sanjay Agarwala

    Chief of Surgery, Head - Orthopaedics & Traumatology
    Director Professional Services (Medical Director)
    D.ORTHO M.S. (ORTH)(BOM)., M.CH.ORTH(ENG) -
    P. D. Hinduja Hospital & MRC
  • Mr. Sanjay David

    Business Head - Siemens Healthcare - South East Asia
  • Dr. Sanjeev Singh

    Sr. Medical Superintendent - Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences at Kochi
  • Mr. Shailesh Mallya

    Asst Vice President - Information Management - Lauren Information Technologies Private Limited
  • Dr. Shubnum Singh

    MD & Chief Executive - Max Institute of Health Education and Research (MIHER)
  • Dr. Sujit Chatterjee

    CEO - Dr. L. H. Hiranandani Hospital
  • Mr. Sushobhan Dasgupta

    Managing Director - Johnson & Johnson Medical India
  • Mr. Swami Swaminathan

    Chairman - Manipal Health Enterprises
  • Mr. Utkarsh Palnitkar

    Partner, Head of Advisory, Head - Life Sciences - KPMG
  • Mr. V. T. Bharadwaj

    Managing Director and Partner - Sequoia Capital India
  • Dr. Vivek Desai

    Managing Director - Hosmac India Pvt. Ltd.
  • Dr. Y. P. Bhatia

    Managing Director - Astron Hospital & Healthcare Consultants Pvt. Ltd.

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