Healthcare Innovation September 19, 2021
David Raths

During an eHealth Initiative discussion, Devdutta Sangvai, M.D., of Duke Connected Care, and Michael Barrett, of Centene/WellCare, said getting physicians to participate successfully in value-based care delivery requires engaging them in redesigning care.

Speaking during a Sept. 15 eHealth Initiative panel discussion, Devdutta Sangvai, M.D., M.B.A., executive director of Duke Connected Care, said clinicians are under such stress during the pandemic that value-based care initiatives need to focus on enhancing efficiency to ease their burden. “If you can create efficiency in your value-based model, I think you’re likely to get better provider mindshare,” he said.

Sangvai is vice president for population health management at Duke University Health System in North Carolina. He also is a professor of family medicine, pediatrics,...

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