Sandra Gittlen

SummaryNEJM Catalyst Insights Council members comment on the findings of a quality and outcomes measures survey.

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2Addressing Social Determinants of Health Requires Stronger Public-Private Alliances

SummaryComments from NEJM Catalyst Insights Council members on the findings of a survey on public-private partnerships.

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3Unpaid Caregivers Can Be the Key to Better Patient Outcomes

SummaryNEJM Catalyst Insights Council members say that the Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the integral role of caregivers as members of a care team.

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4Digital Technology Adoption Depends on EHR Interoperability

Members of the NEJM Catalyst Insights Council worldwide are frustrated with their electronic health record systems.

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5Outreach and Access Are Keys to Reversing Health Care Inequities

SummaryA survey of the NEJM Catalyst Insights Council finds disparities in care delivery, but also hope for the future.

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6Time, Not Covid-19, Will Be Value-Based Care’s Tipping Point

Despite ongoing financial losses due to the pandemic, nearly half of Insights Council members believe value-based reimbursement will become the primary revenue model in U.S. health care.

2021NEJM Catalyst（2021）引用：1

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7The Many Reasons to Reduce Readmissions

SummaryThe NEJM Catalyst Insights Council agrees that reducing unplanned readmissions is a high priority, and are in concert on the methods. Yet there is much variation in patient populations and needs.

2020NEJM Catalyst（2020）

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8After the Election Must Come Significant Change in Health Care Priorities

SummaryNEJM Catalyst Insights Council members say that Covid-19 is the top health care priority for presidential candidates, but access and affordability must follow closely behind.

2020NEJM Catalyst（2020）

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9Moving Toward Medicare for All Has to Be Methodical

SummaryMedicare for All could reduce administrative burden, make health care easier for patients to navigate, and reduce the cost of medical education. But implementation comes with high barriers — only 35% believe that Medicare for All will ever be the primary health insurance system in the United States.

2020NEJM Catalyst（2020）

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10Who Should Lead Culture Change

NEJM Catalyst Insights Council members feel that culture change at their organizations is heading in the right direction, but differ on who it should come from, and reveal too much balance between ...

2019NEJM Catalyst（2019）

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11Challenging the Resistance to “Palliative”

NEJM Catalyst Insights Council members agree that palliative care is gaining traction, but one of many barriers is getting providers over their resistance to the word “palliative.”

2019NEJM Catalyst（2019）

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12Payer-Provider Alignment is Difficult Even for Integrated Organizations

NEJM Catalyst Insights Council members say stronger incentives and better use of analytics could improve alignment.

2018NEJM Catalyst

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13Good Leadership Requires Organizational Alignment

Although aligning executives, clinicians, and patients can be difficult, NEJM Catalyst Insights Council members have tackled the challenge with success.

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14Integrated Care Makes Sense — but Barriers Remain

NEJM Catalyst Insights Council members call for integration of mental and behavioral health services with primary care.

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15What the High Performers Have to Say

NEJM Catalyst Insights Council members from high-performing institutions share their perspectives on what’s working and what needs improvement.

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16Admitting We Can’t Do This — Interventions and Tools to Reduce Clinician Burnout

The very things that motivate physicians — autonomy, mastery, and purpose — are being chipped away in the new world of medicine.

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17Can Start-ups Rescue Health Care?

NEJM Catalyst Insights Council members view start-up firms as the most likely source of disruptive innovation in health care — but offer caveats.

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18“Culture is What You Do, Process is How You Do It”

Commentary from NEJM Catalyst Insights Council members on the leadership skills needed for next-generation health care.

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19Deep Frustration with the Current Payment System

Many NEJM Catalyst Insights Council members are frustrated with the pace of value-based payments and expect single-payer health care to gain traction — though maybe not soon enough.

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20What Patient Engagement Technology is Good For

NEJM Catalyst Insights Council members weigh in on the top benefits of medical apps and other tools, and on the barriers to adoption, including unclear impact on patient outcomes.

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