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Amgen Partners With Entities Who Share Population Health Goals That Align With the Triple Aim Initiative

The Triple Aim initiative sets a common stage for Amgen and other stakeholders in health care to continue to improve the patient experience and overall health of the population, and reduce overall costs.

AMGEN PRIORITIES

  • Focus on patients
  • Sustainability to fund R&D
  • Key performance indicator execution
  • Appropriate use of therapeutics
  • Regulatory compliance

Shared Priorities

  • Quality of care
  • Better outcomes
  • Care coordination
  • Data mining and insight
  • Patient adherence
  • Patient satisfaction

Triple Aim Initiative1

  • Improving the patient experience of care (including quality and satisfaction)
  • Improving the health of populations
  • Reducing the per capita cost of health care

PARTNER PRIORITIES

  • Share growth
  • Value proposition
  • Improve care delivery
  • Patient acquisition and retention
  • Benchmarking
  • Employee development

Meeting Core Population Health Management Goals Begins With High-quality Care

At Amgen, we are fully engaged in helping to deliver the highest quality of care. Some of the many ways we help do this are by:

  • Providing data to assist with understanding performance gaps
  • Offering resources, tools, and partnerships to support better outcomes
  • Identifying relevant condition-specific and cross-condition quality measures
  • Engaging in value-based partnerships with entities across health care systems to identify mutually beneficial opportunities to reduce costs, improve care, and enhance patient experiences worldwide

These resources and offerings help to reduce provider care variation, overcome clinical inertia, and streamline care transitions for better patient outcomes. The key areas of care improvement we focus on include:

  • Population Health
  • Patient Experience
  • Cost of Care
  • Support the care of patients, with case management tools and resources
  • Provide resources highlighting treatment guidelines and quality measures
  • Improve patient care with educational resources for patients and caregivers
  • Connect patients and health care professionals with patient engagement tools
  • Provide tools and resources that can support value-based decisions

Reference: 1. Institute for Healthcare Improvement. Triple Aim. http://www.ihi.org/engage/initiatives/tripleAIM/pages/default.aspx. 2017. Accessed November 13, 2017.

The Quality Landscape and Stakeholders in the Changing Environment

In our current health care environment, there is an increasing drive to measure the quality of care and align measures for improved population health, patient experience, and costs of care

  • Stakeholders face increasing impact from established quality measurement programs, to varying degrees
  • The federal government is aligning measures for improved population health, patient experience, and costs of care
  • Quality measurement programs are synchronizing measures so that physicians, hospitals, ACOs, and health plans are working together to improve performance in the same areas (eg, readmissions)
  • Integrated Delivery Systems play an integral role in these programs, either as a participant with an accountable entity (eg, plans and ACOs) or as their stakeholder (eg, hospitals and physicians) participating with the quality measurement programs

As all stakeholders are becoming increasingly accountable for quality, Amgen is working to partner with key stakeholders in this health care landscape to support patient care

ACO = accountable care organization; HEDIS® = Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set; MACRA = Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act.HEDIS® is a registered trademark of the National Committee for Quality Assurance.