PURPOSE

AAHC President’s Councils aim to advance thought leadership, foster sharing of best practices, and catalyze the diffusion of innovation.

Formed in early 2020, the AAHC President’s Council on Health Plans and Population Health focuses on key issues related to health plans, such as the benefits and risks associated with health plan models offered at academic health centers, innovative population health approaches that aim to reduce costs and improve health, and other issues as identified by Council members.

The members of the Council met via various forums throughout the year to examine health insurance plans at academic health centers along with innovative practices in population health, in order to:

  • Create an inventory of health plan models at AAHC member academic health centers;
  • Curate a set of descriptions of innovative practices in population health;
  • Identify and annotate a collection of relevant key readings; and
  • Produce other materials as deemed important by the Council.

AAHC 2020 Annual Meeting

Current Practices in Population Health at the Academic Health Center

Academic health center leaders were invited to take part in a session led by the AAHC President’s Council on Health Plans and Population Health that included both a sharing of best practices from members and an interactive component. Participants were invited to present either a 5-minute “ignite-style” presentation or a poster on population health initiatives at academic health centers. For complete details of the session, please read "Population Health at the Academic Health Center: An Interactive, Multipart, Care-Based Session for Executives, Faculty and Administrators," published in MedEdPORTAL. The abstracts are below.


“Ignite-style” Presentation Abstracts

Advances in Measuring Disparities across the University of California HealthUC Health

Carrie L. Byington, MD; Atul J. Butte, MD, PhD; Rachael A. Sak, BSN, MPH; Samuel A. Skootsky, MD
University of California Health System

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Community Health and Development Program

Carmencita Padilla, MD, MAHPS
The University of the Philippines Manila

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Holistic Health-Social Support for Vulnerable Seniors Living in the Community

Eugene Shum, MBBS, MPH
Singapore Health Services

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Intensive Outpatient Clinic: A Payer/Provider Partnership to Care for the Underserved

Peter Weir, MD, MPH; Stacey Bank, MD
University of Utah Health

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NeighborhoodHELP in the Time of COVID-19

Frederick Anderson, MD; Julia Bisschops, MD; Andres Luis Rodriguez, MD; Eduardo Camps-Romero, MD; Nana Garba, MD, PhD, MPH; Gregory Schneider, MD; Onelia Lage, MD; David Brown, MD
Florida International University Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine

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Tackling the Triple-Weighted Medication Adherence Quality Measures

Molly Hinely, PharmD; Beth Williams, PharmD
Wake Forest Baptist Health

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UC Davis Health Partnership with Sacramento County FQHC

David Lubarsky, MD, MBA
UC Davis Health

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Poster Presentations

Academic Health System Universitas Indonesia Role in Combatting COVID-19

Ari Fahrial Syam, SpPD-KGEH, MMB, FINASIM, FACP, FACG
Faculty Medicine Universitas Indonesia/Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital Jakarta-Indonesia

Developing Population Health Research to Improve Outcomes: a health system perspective

Julian Thumboo, MBBS, FRCP, FAMS
SingHealth Duke-NUS Academic Medical Centre

Improving Digital Access and Literacy for Socially Isolated Seniors in Singapore during COVID-19 Pandemic – Community Wire-Up

Low Lian Leng, MBBS, MMed
Singapore Health Services

Insights from Developing the Primary Care Based Integrated Community Care Team Model of Care (PACE-It) to Better Meet the Needs of Patients Living with Diabetes and Have Complex Needs

SingHealth Duke NUS Academic Medical Center
Agnes Koong, MBBS, GDFM, MMed, FCFP(S)

Moms2B at OSU: A community based initiative focused on the social determinants of health has reduced infant mortality

Patricia Temple Gabbe, MD, MPH
The Ohio State University College of Medicine

Multisectoral Approach to Addressing Poor Health Status of School-age Children in Indigenous People Communities in Selected Provinces in the Philippines

Vicente Y. Belizario, MD, MTM&H; Carlo R. Lumangaya
University of the Philippines Manila

Patient Engagement During a Pandemic

Keya Eaton, BSN, RN
Wake Forest Baptist Health

Pharmacist Involvement in Home Visits

Molly Hinely, PharmD
Wake Forest Baptist Health

Sharing Current Practices in Population Health at AMC

Kristie Hadden, PhD
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

The Integrated Maternal and Child Wellness Hub (IMCWH) at SingHealth Polyclinics (SHP) -Punggol

Dr. Guo Xiaoxuan, MBBS, MMed
SingHealth Duke NUS Academic Medical Center

The Transformation Journey towards Successful Population Health Management

Jennifer Houlihan, MSP; Richard Lord, MD
Wake Forest Baptist Health

The Value of Population-Based Care for Children with Medical Complexity

Nancy Murphy, MD
University of Utah

WAKEHEALTH CONNECTing Patients to Cost Savings Primary Care

Brianna Holland, MPH, CHES
Wake Forest Baptist Health

Council Members

Michael Good, MD (Chair)
Senior Vice President for Health Sciences
CEO of University of Utah Health
Executive Dean of the School of Medicine

University of Utah Health Sciences Center

Carrie Byington, MD
Executive Vice President of UC Health
University of California System

David Lubarsky, MD, MBA
Vice Chancellor and CEO
University of California, Davis

Lloyd Minor, MD
Dean, School of Medicine
Stanford University

Carmencita Padilla, MD
Chancellor
University of the Philippines, Manila

Joseph Shapiro, MD
Dean, Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine
Marshall University

Jeffrey Stroup, PharmD, FCCP, BCPS
Vice President for Strategy
Interim Provost
Interim Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs

Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences

Lauren Maggio, PhD EX OFFICIO
Programs Scholar
AAHC

Wesley Burks, MD
Dean, UNC School of Medicine
Vice Chancellor for Medical Affairs
CEO, UNC Health Care System

University Of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Brooks Jackson, MD
Vice President for Medical Affairs
Dean, College of Medicine

University of Iowa

Lilly Marks
Vice President for Health Affairs, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
University of Colorado

Janis M. Orlowski, MD, MACP
Chief Health Care Officer
Association of American Medical Colleges

Cam Patterson, MD, MBA
Chancellor
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

Mark Stacy, MD
Vice Chancellor for Health Sciences
Dean, Brody School of Medicine
Senior Associate Vice Chancellor for Medical Affairs

East Carolina University

Steven L. Kanter, MD EX OFFICIO
President, CEO
AAHC