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[Paul Terlemezian]

2024 Best Of The 2024 OPEN MINDS Children’s Services Executive Summit

2023 An article was not received on 7/1/23

2022 (An article was not received on 7/1/22)

2021 Are Psychedelics For You?

2020 For Crisis Recovery, The Best Defense Is A Good Offense

2019 Answering The Question ‘What Comes Next?’ The Top OPEN MINDS Execut...

2018 Medicare To Launch Value-Based Purchasing For Skilled Nursing Facil...

2017 (An article was not received on 7/1/17)

2016 First Medicare, Now Pennsylvania Medicaid

2015 Trauma-Informed Care in Action

[Paul Terlemezian]

2015 Trauma-Informed Care in Action

Trauma informed care suggests that things that have happened to us earlier in our lives can have impact to medical and psychological care later in our lives. This makes sense and with obstacles such as accurate and accessible health care records - one can only imagine the challenges.'

Might the same be true for workplace performance? Might a previous work situation with a poor manager (boss) impact our relationship with our current boss? How can leadership training address this potential? What obstacles might exist?

Do we have a choice within the workplace besides ignoring this potential and hoping for the best?W

What solutions have you seen to help future performance without risk? Is risk necessary? Worth it?

[Paul Terlemezian]

2016 First Medicare, Now Pennsylvania Medicaid

"The state is now negotiating three-year contracts with the new MCOs that will require them to increase the percentage of value-based or outcome-based contracts they hold with provider organizations, hospitals, and physicians. Value-based contracts will need to make up a minimum 30% of DHS funding received by MCOs and passed on to provider organizations for medical reimbursements."

This phased approach makes sense. Would a corporate learning department be willing to set a similar phased approach towards external providers willing to be accountable for outcomes?

Would an external provider be willing to provide an option for "accountability?"

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2018 Medicare To Launch Value-Based Purchasing For Skilled Nursing Facilities Starting October 1, 2018

"The VBP measure focuses on improvement in all-cause 30-day hospital readmission rates,"

How often do we see improvements in performance within 30 days of being trained? Is it sustained beyond 30 days?

Would shorter more frequent training be practical? How can measurement be done cost-effectively? Must it be unobtrusive? Might it be more accurate/effective if done obtrusively?

[Paul Terlemezian]

2019 Answering The Question ‘What Comes Next?’ The Top OPEN MINDS Execut...

"—it’s all about anticipating change. From changing state policies that affect reimbursement, to new (and surprising) competition, to the changing role of leaders—the inquiring executive mind is trying to figure out what is next."

1. What Should Keep You Up At Night?
2. Do States Still Have Medicaid Behavioral Health Carve-Outs?
3. The Most Common Program Innovations Among Specialty Provider Organi...
4. Health Plans & Social Services—The Current Craze Or Permanent S...
5. For ‘Agile’ Organizations, Change Management IS Performance Management
6. Leadership—The Other Talent Shortage
7. Moving Health Care From Beds To Wellness
8. Health Homes For Children—The Next Wave?
9. Are You In A ‘Technology First’ State? What Does That Mean?
10. Who Do You Need To Lead An Agile Organization?
11. The Medicaid MLTSS Market Shift
12. The Shifting World Of Child Welfare Reimbursement
13. Another Rating System—This Time For Addictions—Adds To The Search F...
14. Data & Decision Support For Suicide Assessment
15. The 5-4-6 Formula

[Paul Terlemezian]

2020 For Crisis Recovery, The Best Defense Is A Good Offense

What does it mean for us to be on the "Offense?"

[Paul Terlemezian]

2021 Are Psychedelics For You?

What are we commonly doing today related to learning that is effective and we might have "least imagined?

What would you like to see us do?

[Paul Terlemezian]

2024 Best Of The 2024 OPEN MINDS Children’s Services Executive Summit

Who is responsible for the health of children?

What have we learned from efforts to control smoking, alcohol, and driving?

How is the use of social media different from the above?