Presentation entitled “Developing the Economic Model for Success” from day 2 of the American Medical Group Association’s Accountable Care Organization Learning Collaborative, at the Swissotel in Chicago. Attended by approximately 60 leaders of AMGA member physician organizations and other interested parties.
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Dr. Ward’s Slides from AMGA ACO Learning Collaborative, Chicago, July 14, 2011
Dr. Ward’s Slides from AMGA ACO Learning Collaborative, Chicago, July 14, 2011
July 14, 2011 by Dr. Ward in ACO Strategy, ACO Structure & Governance, Health Information Technology, Modeling Methods | Leave a comment
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