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Mark McClellan, MD, PhD, analyzes health care after COVID-19
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McClellan, a former CMS and FDA leader, discusses how to transform health care in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the role for primary care.
There are seven episodes in this video series. Click the arrows to navigate between the videos and the thumbnail to watch a specific episode.
The COVID 19 pandemic is a monumental challenge for the U.S. health care system — but its also a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to shake up the healthcare delivery status quo, which relies on a fee for service system that is outdated and leaves both physicians and patients wanting more.
Today I’m joined by Dr Mark McClellan to discuss that opportunity. Dr McClellan is a former CMS administrator and FDA commissioner, and now serves as the Director of the Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy at Duke University.
What should a post-pandemic health care delivery system look like? And what roll should primary care physicians hold in this system?
Video 1: Introducing our guest: Mark McClellan, MD
Video 2: Grading the U.S. pandemic response
Video 3: Imagining the post-COVID-19 healthcare system
Video 4: Bonuses or penalties: The best way to promote value-based care
Video 5: Paying for telehealth
Video 6: Paying for primary care in a post-COVID healthcare system
Video 7: Why physicians are the leaders the U.S. needs
