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David Bernstein

Orthopaedic Surgery Resident Physician - Harvard Combined Orthopaedic Residency Program

Dr. David Bernstein, an MD, MBA, and MEI, is dedicated to advancing orthopaedic skills to provide top-notch musculoskeletal care while addressing challenges in healthcare and policy alignment.

He emphasizes the importance of patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) in shaping patient care and shared decision-making.

His expertise spans health care, health care reform, value-based health care, business strategy, venture capital, finance, economics, public speaking, leadership, teamwork, and extensive research areas including PROMs and risk-adjustment models.

Dr. Bernstein's educational background includes a High School Diploma from Hanover High School, a Doctor of Medicine with Distinction in Research from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, an MBA from the William E. Simon School of Business, and an MEI from the University of Luxembourg, among others.

He has been associated with various esteemed organizations such as Harvard Medical School, Harvard Combined Orthopaedic Residency Program, Bowdoin College, Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness at HBS, U.S. Department of State, and many more, showcasing his diverse engagement across medical, academic, and policy spheres.

Highlights

Aug 16 · linkedin

Thrilled to share Alec Friswold & my new article in Harvard Business Review!

As we work to further transform health care, price transparency is a critical step, but by itself, it is not sufficient to drive competition, empower patients, and re-focus health care back on the patient-clinician relationship.

Quality and outcomes transparency are also essential, and this can be driven not only by gov't intervention but - more importantly - by the demand of employers who spend astronomical amounts on health and health care without clarity on the quality and outcomes their employees receive in exchange.

How do we start to get there?

  1. Incentivize the adoption of patient-centered quality measures at the condition level.

  2. Identify & publicly report clinicians meeting a minimum volume threshold for common procedures.

  3. Ensure the accuracy of clinician directories.

#Healthcare #Health #PriceTransparency #Quality #Outcomes

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Boston, Massachusetts