In a recent article on Becker’s Hospital Review, Dr. Stephen Klasko said, “The COVID-19 crisis will accelerate a disruption in how healthcare is delivered, paid for and perceived that would have happened anyway, albeit more slowly.” He then goes on to share five key insights on how COVID-19 has transformed the future of healthcare delivery, such as how healthcare systems can strategically use technology to...
On February 28, 2019, Steve Klasko joined Glen Tullman, executive chairman at Livongo, and Mark Ganz, CEO at Cambia Health Solutions for a fireside chat at Signum 2019. The panel titled “Redefining Payer and Provider Roles to Silence Noisy Healthcare”...
On January 25th, Steve Klasko spoke on a panel on the Future of Hospitals at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting. Hear his vision for the future of hospitals that includes empathetic care, telehealth, healthcare with no address, and other...
JeffMD, the updated curriculum at Thomas Jefferson University, includes a graphic medicine course which uses comics to teach students lessons in empathy, communication, and observation. Graphic Medicine instructor, Christian “Patch” Patchell, published a graphic novel that documented his treatment at...
At the Sidney Kimmel Medical College we aim to improve access to health care services for the homeless and underserved population of Philadelphia through programs such as JeffHOPE. JeffHOPE is a student-run organization at the Sidney Kimmel Medical College which...
Jefferson was honored to host artist Willie Baronet and his exhibition Signs of Humanity, turning signs of the homeless into works of art. Baronet and students from the Jefferson College of Population Health collected signs and interviewed people soliciting support...
Creativity is the single most critical skill for physicians during a time of disruptive change. But we don’t teach it! At Jefferson, we’re using other “ways of seeing” to help our students appreciate their own creativity....
Dr. Stephen K. Klasko, President and CEO of Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health, has been named one of the 100 Most Creative People in Business in 2018 by Fast Company for his efforts in “making large-scale healthcare personal.” The...
High tech won’t solve healthcare. These students will. Jefferson created teams – interprofessional teams – of students to help people who had complex illnesses and high bills. It worked. And they learned that the simple things make the most difference....
The following is an excerpt from phillymag.com with Dr. Steve Klasko as one of the 5 leading experts on healthcare: Stephen K. Klasko President and CEO, Jefferson Health and Thomas Jefferson University The announcement is a landmark event because it...