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Sustainable, forward-looking health care systems need to provide community-based care while managing risk-based economic models and populations.

The bar is not set for high-performing health care systems. It’s moving, with many opportunities to improve beyond inconsistent greatness. Transformation involves changes in mindsets, culture, and processes, along with a particular approach to care delivery.

With core outcome measures set for ICHOM, the next step is maintaining focus on implementation.

A six-component model for including gig workers as valued members of the health care team.

How Kaiser Permanente became the first carbon-neutral health system and the eighth-largest user of solar energy in the United States.

The external and internal factors necessary for population health management in the transformation to value-based care.

With health care in crisis, switching to value-based care is a necessary disruption that organizations and nations must take.

The purpose of health care systems is not just to cure illness. To make a dent, they must be part of their communities, addressing inequities in care.

When it comes to PROMs, there’s a difference between measuring something important to patients’ treatments versus important to their lives.

Health cannot be achieved unless health care also addresses mental health and social care.