Webinar: Rethinking Standardization — Leveraging your team, clinical partnerships, and data to drive quality and patient value

Reducing variation in care is now more important than ever, and can impact tens of millions of dollars in savings while improving outcomes and efficiencies. Yet, despite varied recommendations, truly sustainable strategies are still elusive. A primary reason most approaches have failed is that the unique contributions and perceptions of key stakeholder groups were not acknowledged or well-balanced. It's time to rethink common avenues of standardization to leverage the skills, experience, and perspectives of all team members.

Join this webinar to gain:

• A new framework to engage five key stakeholders
• Recommendations for leveraging data and feedback mechanisms
• An understanding of the role of clinical partnerships in the quest for sustained standardization

Randy Pilgrim, MD, FACEP
Enterprise Chief Medical Officer
Schumacher Clinical Partners

Dr. Randy Pilgrim is the Enterprise Chief Medical Officer for Schumacher Clinical Partners. An emergency physician for over 25 years, he has regularly advocated for state, federal, and public policy issues that affect the future of emergency care. In his role with Schumacher Clinical Partners, Dr. Pilgrim provides executive oversight and direction for the company's medical and clinical operations across all service lines.

He has served in numerous national leadership roles, including four terms as Chair of EDPMA's Board of Directors. He currently co-chairs ACEP's Task Force on Alternative Payment Models and EDPMA's Federal Health Policy Committee. He serves as a faculty member for ACEP's ED Director Academy, and has lectured with the IOM's dissemination workshop series, "Hospital-Based Emergency Care, At the Breaking Point.” Most recently, he delivered the Colin C. Rorrie, Jr. Health Policy lecture for ACEP 2017, United We Stand: The Influence of Emergency Physicians on Key Health and Public Policy Issues. Dr. Pilgrim completed medical school and residency at the University of Minnesota. He lives and works in Lafayette, Louisiana.

Lisa Fry
Chief Growth Officer
Schumacher Clinical Partners

Lisa Fry, previously a partner of Subsidium Healthcare, has nearly 25 years of experience in the healthcare and health management industry. She began her career in the insurance industry and transitioned into management consulting at KPMG LLP in the National Healthcare Strategy Practice. Following KPMG, she held executive management roles for 12 years at Kaiser Permanente. She is also a member of the founding executive team of Avivia Health, and led the sales function for the health plan line of business for WebMD Health Services.

At Schumacher Clinical Partners, Fry has led the consulting team on new business targeting efforts, conducting overall growth strategy, and supporting development and articulation of the Schumacher Clinical Partners' Value Positioning. Throughout her career, Fry's primary areas of focus have been on driving revenue growth for client organizations and supporting clients in combining financial and clinical data with population-based health information to create superior health outcomes and return on investment. Fry holds a master of management in finance and management strategy from the J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University and a bachelor of arts in economics from Northwestern University.

Beverly Gladney, MD, FACEP
Senior Vice President and Group Medical Officer
Schumacher Clinical Partners

Dr. Beverly Gladney, a native of Louisiana, brings emergency medicine experience, depth of knowledge in healthcare delivery, and extensive administrative experience in clinical settings to her role with SCP. She is responsible for supporting and leading SCP's efforts to remain a leader in the provision of management practices within Emergency Medicine & Hospital Medicine. Dr. Gladney is a board-certified emergency medicine physician executive with an established track record of patient-focused client service, operational efficiency, and clinical excellence.

She formerly served as Chief of Service for Emergency Medicine at Baton Rouge General Medical Center. While there, Dr. Gladney made significant accomplishments in improving clinical best practices and operations. Active in academics, she was Chairman of Graduate Medical Education, Clerkship Director for Emergency Medicine at Tulane, Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine for LSUHSC, Education Curriculum Coordinator for Emergency Medicine Resident Program as well as a Preceptor for Family Medicine Residents, physician assistants, nursing students, nurse practitioners, and medical students. She is a self-directed professional and team player with exceptional commitment to patient care, problem solving, client service, and business results.

Dr. Gladney earned a BS degree from Northwestern University and a Master's Degree in Education at Louisiana State University, before deciding to go back to school to receive her MD degree from LSU Health Sciences Center. She completed her Emergency Medicine Residency at LSUHSC – Baton Rouge and is a Fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians and the American Academy of Emergency Physicians.

Adam Rubenfire
Custom Content Strategist
Modern Healthcare

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