Just as a patient’s vital signs predict clinical decline, your CoCM registry data holds the key to the operational health of your program and workforce. This session moves data out of the exam room and into the boardroom, teaching leaders how to diagnose and treat common program ailments. Stop guessing about staffing needs and start using evidence-based "vital signs" to inform sustainable scaling and ultimately improved access to care for patients. We will demonstrate how metrics like referral velocity, symptom acuity, and community resource availability influence sustainable CoCM expansion across diverse settings like Primary Care and OBGYN.
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