Prioritizing Solutions: Empowering Collaborative Primary Care with Ethical Use of AI

On February 28, 2024, the Primary Care Collaborative hosted a webinar exploring how cutting-edge A.I. tools can be used to enhance quality of care, empower the relationship between patients and clinicians and reduce administrative burden.

Thriving in a value-based landscape requires health care organizations to shift toward a holistic approach to care – one that’s tailored to the needs of each and every patient. Doing so at scale without sacrificing high quality standards requires equipping primary care teams with the most innovative tools available.

Emerging A.I. tools can provide the infrastructure, data, and insights primary care teams need to effectively manage a patient’s care. But the use of A.I. has prompted important conversations about when and how using this technology is appropriately deployed.

The discussion centered on how A.I. can be leveraged to provide evidence-based insights, reduce administrative burden, and streamline workflows for the care team – while enhancing the clinician-patient relationship that allows primary care to be successful.

Additional Resources

Shared Principles of Primary Care - Primary Care Collaborative

Navina’s AI-Powered Solution Reduces Physician Burnout and Improves Value-Based Outcomes - American Academy of Family Physicians

To Do No Harm — and the Most Good — with AI in Health Care - New England Journal of Medicine

Promoting Equity in Clinical Decision Making: Dismantling Race-Based Medicine - Health Affairs

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Brett Meeks

Executive Director, Health Innovation Alliance
Brett Meeks is the Executive Director of the Health Innovation Alliance. He leads the Alliance on its policy positions. Brett is an expert on issues related to a new federal data infrastructure and rules related to the privacy, use, and exchange of health data. Brett brings a wealth of experience to HIA, most recently as Deputy Health Policy Director of the Senate HELP Committee where he helped write the 21st Century Cures Act, which outlawed information blocking, the business practice of refusing to share information for legitimate healthcare needs. The law also established interoperability standards and reformed privacy rules for personal health information. Brett is a graduate of the University of Virginia, the National Defense University, and the University of Mississippi School of Law. read more

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CEO, Council of Medical Specialty Societies
Helen Burstin, MD, MPH, MACP is the Chief Executive Officer of the Council of Medical Specialty Societies (CMSS), a coalition of more than 50 specialty societies representing more than 800,000 physicians. As the national organization of specialty societies, CMSS advances the expertise and collective voice of medical specialty societies in support of physicians and the patients they serve. Representing every specialty, from primary care to surgery, CMSS addresses critical issues across specialties through shared learning and innovation, convening, collaboration, and collective action. read more
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Lynn Joffe

Owner and Partner, DTC Family Health
Dr. Lynn Joffe is the owner of DTC Family Health and the Aledade Local Medical Director in Colorado. In her role as Aledade Medical Director, she assists local ACO teams and supports practices by engaging physicians in their value-based care journey. read more
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Ronen Gordon, MBBS

Head of Medical Product, Navina AI
Dr. Ronen Gordon, MBBS BSc, serves as the Head of Medical Product at Navina, the AI-powered primary care platform. He brings a wealth of experience from his previous roles, including serving as clinical director at Nanox AI and contributing to health care transformation projects at Deloitte Healthcare Consulting. Dr. Gordon’s expertise lies in developing technology to support clinical workflows and promote physician adoption, with a focus on addressing challenges such as physician burnout and improving value-based care outcomes. read more
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