The Pediatric Partnership Playbook: Getting the most out of strategic collaboration elaine cox
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Speaker presentation from U.S. News Healthcare of Tomorrow leadership summit, Nov. 17-19, 2019 in Washington, DC. Find out more about this forum at www.usnewshot.com.
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The Pediatric Partnership Playbook: Getting the most out of strategic collaboration elaine cox
- 1. Pediatric Partnerships Elaine Cox, M.D., US News HoT, 2019
- 3. Partnership Types 3 System Partners 16 hospital system with children accessing care in various portals of entry Public and Community Health Partners Health department Children’s museum Indiana Donor Network Global health partners Hands on approach to international partners ⎻ Moi University andAMPATH in Eldoret Kenya,AUBMC in Beirut, Lebanon Humanitarian partners Mission trips
- 4. Two Ends of the Spectrum 4 Riley Physicians Children’s Museum Indianapolis
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- 456 Beds includes 316 at Riley Hospital for Children (seen in photo), as well as the oversite of the Maternity Center and NICUs at IU Health Methodist Hospital, and the Peds/PICU and NICU Units at IU Health North Hospital Children’s Health System of IU Health – Indiana’s largest health system School of Medicine – one of the largest medical schools in the nation 19 communities in Indiana – from South Bend all the way to Evansville Currently ranked in 9 specialties by US News & World Report (2019-20), including #3 in Urology and #9 in Cardiology & Heart Surgery; 8 programs are in the top-25; Only hospital in Indiana ranked by USNWR; Only Level I Pediatric Trauma Center in Indiana 8th Ranked Children’s Hospital for Research Funding, as published in JAMA in 2018