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Flourishing in Medicine: From Surviving to Thriving Episode 18 Navigating the Burdens of Medical Practice: A Journey Towards Systemic Change: A conversation with Dr. Jane Fogg of the AMA
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- Nov 21, 2024
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Summary
Our guest today is Dr. Jane Fogg, a physician leader and executive with broad experience leading health care delivery, focusing on primary care, systems redesign, and value-based delivery models and a Senior Physician Advisor for the division of Professional Satisfaction & Practice Sustainability at the American Medical Association. Prior to this, she was the Executive Chair of Internal Medicine Family Medicine at Atrius Health, an innovative value-based healthcare leader in Massachusetts, and a member of Optum, responsible for the care delivery and outcomes of a practice with 350 physicians and advanced practice clinicians caring for 400,000 patients. She implemented advanced primary care redesign for reliable systems that are team-based, patient-centered, innovative, and return joy to the practice of medicine. Dr. Fogg is a Lecturer at Harvard Medical School, Affiliate Faculty at the Center for Primary Care, and speaks internationally and locally on value-based care delivery, innovation in health care, physician wellbeing, and in basket reduction. During this conversation, Dr. Fogg recounts her interest in a medical career that was spurred by experiences as a medical assistant in oncology, where she experienced the pivotal role of relationships in healthcare. Reflecting on her over three-decade career hence, she has grown increasingly aware of systemic deficiencies in the organization of healthcare, especially in primary care, which have fueled her commitment to addressing these issues in her many leadership roles. While grappling with physician burnout and systemic challenges, Dr. Fogg advocates for fundamental changes in healthcare deliver, in particular promoting and implementing value-based care which aligns financial incentives with quality patient care. She…