Now in its 7th year the Center’s Forum brings together global decision-makers in an intimate setting. Previous participants rave about the interactive, content-rich and personal experience: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7&v=-fhcfbSPPmY
After Hamburg, Washington DC (in collaboration with Kaiser Permanente), Berlin (sponsored by the Bosch Foundation and further multinationals), and Paris we return to Columbia University’s Global Center to reflect on:
Are leaders defined by their followership rather than their leadership style in today’s world? While situational leadership styles of telling, selling, participating, and delegating were based on the levels of relationship support and task guidance, social media dynamics add a third dimension to the original matrix that is quickly becoming the major determinant of organizational performance and leadership. Come and discuss with us the character traits and behavioral developments that have emerged on the C-suite level.
Bocconi University, Classroom PEREGO, Via Sarfatti 25, Milan: June 14 at 10.30am
I am excited and honored to be a speaker on May 17 at 10am at the Paris Healthcare Week, sponsored and invited by the French Hospital federation. The program promises to bring together healthcare leaders from France and beyond. Let me know if you happen to be around and would like to meet up – here are the program details for download. See you soon in Paris!
We learned a lot at the Center for Healthcare Management’s 6th Forum on market access in Paris. Here are a few things that came up during the discussions:
Currently, the environment is open for innovative and more creative approaches to market access. If you’d like to know more we would enjoy the opportunity to talk with you how we can support you accessing certain markets and taking advantage of these opportunities. Please be in touch and check out the Forum results at http://centerforhealthcaremanagement.org/forums/6th-forum/virtual-broadcasting/
The Paris Healthcare Week (www.parishealthcareweek.com) is the largest gathering of healthcare stakeholders and decision-makers in France. The French hospital federation is sponsoring a day dedicated to medical information and financing and I have been invited to hold the opening talk about my international experiences on “Système de soins : vers un changement de paradigme” jointly with Étienne Minvielle, Professor at EHESP, Paris, France. Updates on twitter @katharinajanus.
Hosted by the Center for Healthcare Management the 6th Forum will be held April 24/25, 2017 at the Columbia Global Center in Paris, France. The Forum is by invitation only and specifically designed to allow participants to exchange ideas and explore collaborative efforts in a confidential setting. Market access and product bundling are facing reimbursement challenges in all markets with changing payment mechanisms, regulations and the impact of new governments and economics. Attend the 6th Forum to identify new trends and incorporate them into future products and strategies necessary for success in a market of shifting US and EU priorities.
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Last night I followed an invitation by Professor Étienne Minvielle to speak in front of France’s senior hospital executives (“Les hautes dirigeants des hôpitaux de la France” – almost everything sounds much better in French) about my international experiences with designing and implementing incentive systems. The current environment in France is in flux and the thinking circles around adding selective monetary incentives (“Pay-for-Performance – P4P”) like in many countries. But do we get what we pay for if we follow this path and haven’t other countries, such as the US and Germany tried this out as well? Yes, they have. And was it a success. We don’t know. But why don’t we know?