7 factors that drive higher healthcare costs and how to identify them


Thursday, November 10th, 2022 | 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CT

Cost management is among the most urgent demands for today's hospitals and health systems. Organizations must move beyond traditional cost accounting and undertake a patient-centric, multidimensional analysis that reveals the many clinical and operational variables that contribute to higher costs.

In this webinar, industry experts will share how this type of in-depth analysis can empower clinical, financial and operational leaders to collaborate to lower costs, improve patient outcomes and grow revenues.

Session attendees will learn:
 
  • The critical connections between healthcare cost and quality
  • Seven key clinical and operational variables that contribute to higher healthcare costs
  • How techniques such as micro-costing and time-driven, activity-based costing can help your organization pinpoint specific cost drivers to increase accuracy and trust


 
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Deb Bulger

Syntellis Vice President, Strategic Partners

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Jay Spence

Syntellis Vice President, Healthcare Strategic Solutions

 

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