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First Plenary Session TAKING STOCK OF THE LEARNING HEALTH CARE SYSTEM: WHAT HAVE WE ACHIEVED AND WHY DOES IT MATTER?

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  • First Plenary SessionTAKING STOCK OF THE LEARNINGHEALTH CARE SYSTEM: WHAT HAVEWE ACHIEVED AND WHY DOES ITMATTER?

  • Moderator

    Penny Mohr, MAPatient-Centered

    Outcomes ResearchInstitute (PCORI)

    Washington, DC, USA

  • Taking Stock of the Learning Healthcare System:What Have We Achieved and Why Does It Matter?

    Penny Mohr, MASenior Program Officer, Improving Healthcare Systems, Patient-Centered Outcomes Research InstituteMay 18, 2015

  • Caught Between Scylla and Charybdis

    $2.6 Billion Cost toBring a New MolecularEntity to Market

    Tufts Center for DrugDevelopment, 2014

    Increaseddemand forPhase IVStudies andReal-worldEvidence

  • The Learning Healthcare System

    Efforts aremade to learnfrom everyclinical

    encounter*

    Findings areimplementedto improvepatient care * Accomplished by closely

    integrating observational andexperimental clinical research into

    clinical practice

  • Evidence based Draw on the best evidence to provide care Learn through the delivery of care Discovery is a natural outgrowth of care

    Value-driven Deliver the most value Retain incentives for innovation Emphasize prevention and health promotion

    Patient-centered Provide the care most appropriate for each patient Facilitate collaborative choices between patient and provider

    The Vision

  • The Building Blocks

  • Investment and Incentives

    BD2K

  • Electronic Health Record Adoption byPhysicians Offices in the United States, 2001-13

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  • The Optimists

    Evidence BasePoint of care clinicaltrials represent apromising newmethod forconducting clinicalresearch.DAvolio et al. J Am MedInform Assoc. 2012

    Value-drivenResults from thePioneer ACO Modeldemonstrationevaluation areencouragingNyweide et al., JAMA 2015

    Patient-centerednessPatients are engaged andwant to participate.Martin Coulter CEO,PatientsLikeMe, iHealthbeat 2014

    The healthcare system isnow positioned to finallyjoin other industries as anenterprise of continuouslearningVictor Dzau, CEO, Duke UniversityHealth System, IOM 2015

  • The Critics

    Evidence-Basedthe aggregateresearch capacity isvery thin, and theproducts fallsubstantially short ofthe need.IOM, Learning What Works:Infrastructure Required forCER 2010

    Value-drivenOne persons waste isanother persons income

    Brent James, InterMountainHealthcare, Managed Care 2013

    Patient-centerednessPatients frequentlypreferred restrictingprovider access to theirEHRs.Tierney et al. JGIM 2015

    How do you learn ina formal, defensibleway?

  • SpeakersTAKING STOCK OF THE LEARNING HEALTH CARESYSTEM: WHAT HAVE WE ACHIEVED AND WHY DOES ITMATTER?

    Sarah Greene, MPHPatient-Centered

    Outcomes ResearchInstitute (PCORI)

    Washington, DC, USA

    Lewis G. Sandy, MD,FACP

    UnitedHealth GroupMinneapolis, MN,

    USA

    Sachin H. Jain, MD,MBA

    CareMore/AnthemCerritos, CA, USA

  • Moderator

    Penny Mohr, MAPatient-Centered

    Outcomes ResearchInstitute (PCORI)

    Washington, DC, USA