Date/Time
Date(s) - Wednesday, June 15, 2016, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Objectives
- Gain GC input on prioritization and shaping of how the LAN will support the implementation of its recommendations across various ‘pathways’
- Discuss how PBP and episode payment models overlap and interact, and potential ways for sharing this perspective with the LAN
- Discuss implications of MACRA on the LAN’s work: What guidance does the GC have to WG members as they execute the work of the LAN?
- Provide updates on the progress of each work group
Agenda
- Welcome, Roll Call, and Welcoming Comments – Mark McClellan, Mark Smith, Anne Gauthier
- Proposal for New LAN “Action Collaborative: Supporting Implementation of LAN Recommendations – Mark Smith, Darren DeWalt, Anne Gauthier, Tanya Alteras
- Population-Based Payment Work Group: Update and Discussion – Mark McClellan, Glenn Steele, Dana Safran
- Release of the draft PBP Data Sharing White Paper
- Stakeholder feedback on draft Performance Measurement Paper
- Next Steps
- LAN-MACRA Interaction – Mark Smith
- Follow-up from the 6/9 discussion with Mai Pham
- Interaction between PBP and CEP Models: Discussion – Mark McClellan, Karen Milgate
- Progress Updates – Mark Smith, WG Co-Chairs
- Slides included in this section are for information only; questions welcome
- Wrap-up and Lookahead – Mark McClellan, Mark Smith, Anne Gauthier
- Preview of July In-Person GC meeting
- Fall LAN Summit
Summary
On June 15, 2016, the Guiding Committee (GC) of the Health Care Payment Learning & Action Network (LAN) held a teleconference to discuss the LAN’s progress and future efforts of its work groups. GC Co-chair Mark McClellan opened the meeting by describing the LAN’s milestones over the previous year and noting its progress. He emphasized that as the LAN moves into its next phase, its focus will shift to implementation. GC Co-chair Mark Smith outlined the goals of the meeting which included gaining GC input on how the LAN should support the implementation of its recommendations; discussing how PBP and episode payment models overlap and interact; and discussing implications of the Medicare Assistance and Chip Reauthorization Act (MACRA) for the LAN’s work.
Health Care Payment Learning & Action Network
To achieve the goal of better care, smarter spending, and healthier people, the U.S. health care system must substantially reform its payment structure to incentivize quality, health outcomes, and value over volume. The Health Care Payment Learning and Action Network (LAN) was established as a collaborative network of public and private stakeholders, including health plans, providers, patients, employers, consumers, states, federal agencies, and other partners within the health care community.
