1. Bringing Radiologists’ Value Proposition Into Clinical Practice

2. B IBB A LLEN, J R. MD, FACR, RCC C HAIR ACR B OARD OF C HANCELLORS C ALIFORNIA R ADIOLOGICAL S OCIETY A DAPT, S URVIVE, T HRIVE S EPTEMBER 6, 2014 Bringing Radiologists’ Value Proposition Into Clinical Practice: Case Review And Panel Discussion

3. D ISCLOSURES I have no financial disclosures

4. P ANEL P RESENTATIONS Sundeep Nayak –Visible Radiologist: Strategies to Improve integration of Radiologists into the Healthcare Enterprise Stephen Holtzman –Lean Radiology: First Year Lessons Learned Arnold Friedman –Electronic Radiology Consults And Chart Reviews Syed Zaidi –Better Together Case (An Imaging 3.0 Case Study)

5. O BJECTIVES Explain the reasons for emphasizing patient centric valued based care in clinical practice Recognize value driven imaging practices that are being used in practice Apply these initiatives and strategies in their health systems to improve care and bolster radiologists’ leadership in bringing value based initiatives into practice

6. I MPLEMENTING A SHARED V ISION I MAGING 3.0 I S A S TRATEGY

7. I MAGING 1.0  I MAGING 3.0 Imaging 1.0 [1920-1990] Image Acquisition Imaging 3.0 [The Future] Establishing The Value Of Imaging Beyond Interpretations With Complete Integration Into Healthcare Delivery Imaging 2.0 [1990- Present] Improved Image Acquisition And Digital Image Management

8. I MAGING 3.0: A DAPTING T O C HANGE Volume-based Transactional Radiologist centered Interpretation focused Commoditized Invisible Value-based Consultative Patient centered Outcomes focused Integral Accountable

9. I MPLEMENTING T HE S HARED V ISION

11. Time ???2007 Success 2014 Where are we today? Where will we be tomorrow? Productivity / Profitability V OLUME T O V ALUE

12. Time ??? 2005 Outcomes : Cost Value Volume W E A RE A PPROACHING T HE C ROSSROADS O F V OLUME A ND V ALUE V OLUME T O V ALUE

13. 13 Radiologyleaders.org