This webinar will explore the Shared Commitments of the Learning Health System (LHS) as a common ground framework for collective action to advance the LHS approach to improve health and health care. The webinar will also introduce the NAM LHS Shared Commitments Initiative, its goals, stakeholders, and activities to catalyze movement from the concepts of the LHS to implementation. Health leaders will describe their experiences advancing a culture of continuous learning and improvement in their organizations and sectors, as well as opportunities they see for the Shared Commitments to help establish common ground and improve the trust fabric for health and health care.
Agenda Overview
- Welcome Remarks – Michael McGinnis, National Academy of Medicine
- Overview of the Shared Commitments Initiative
- Sean Dowdy, Mayo Clinic
- Peter Margolis, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
- Stakeholder Perspectives on the Shared Commitments
- Speakers:
- Andrew Bindman, Kaiser Permanente
- Karen DeSalvo, Google
- Jonathan Perlin, The Joint Commission
- Reactors:
- Donna Cryer, Global Liver Institute
- Erich Huang, Verily
- Suzanne Miyamoto, American Academy of Nursing
- Susan Mullaney, Blue Shield of California
- Speakers:
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