Challengers Dsrip [exclusive] «PREMIUM 2024»

The DoD's traditional acquisition process has long been criticized for being slow, cumbersome, and inefficient. The process often results in delayed deliveries, cost overruns, and a failure to meet the evolving needs of the warfighter. In response, the DoD launched the Challengers DSrip initiative to revolutionize the way it approaches acquisition.

Using advanced analytics to identify high-risk "super-utilizers" of the ER and providing them with intensive primary care interventions. challengers dsrip

To succeed under DSRIP, providers must track patient outcomes across the continuum of care. However, many safety-net hospitals and independent practices utilize disparate Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems that do not communicate with one another. This lack of interoperability makes it difficult to aggregate data on "avoidable hospital use," a core metric for many DSRIP programs. Without a unified data infrastructure, providers often rely on claims data, which is retrospective and lagging, rather than real-time clinical data, hindering the ability to perform timely interventions. The DoD's traditional acquisition process has long been

The Challengers DSrip program takes a unique approach to acquisition by: This lack of interoperability makes it difficult to

The most successful "challengers" of DSRIP hurdles utilize a few key strategies: