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EPISODE · Apr 24, 2020 · 22 MIN

5: Are large health systems faring better with Covid-19?

from Radio Advisory · host Advisory Board

Systemness, when you achieve it, means the larger, integrated delivery systems can operate more efficiently with greater economies of scale than they would as individual entities. Advisory Board's Emily Connelly, a researcher focused on health system strategy, talks to Rachel about systemness in a time of Covid-19, and addresses whether being part of a larger system helped or hindered organization’s response to the crisis. More resources: Are you a SINO ('System In Name Only')? Why so many health systems get 'systemness' wrong. Toward True Sustainability

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