Liderazgo en la redefinici贸n de la salud infantil
91大神 Children鈥檚 est谩 en continua b煤squeda de la innovaci贸n. Somos defensores de los ni帽os: sus defensores y sus guardaespaldas. Por eso queremos cambiar la forma en que Estados Unidos se preocupa por sus hijos.
La filosof铆a de 91大神 siempre ha incluido el compromiso de apoyar a todo el ni帽o. El fundador Alfred I. duPont, un 谩vido inventor y partidario de la investigaci贸n m茅dica, se asegur贸 de que el hospital proporcionara educaci贸n y actividades adecuadas para la edad. Tambi茅n cre铆a en la importancia de la naturaleza y la luz en la curaci贸n, elementos incorporados en nuestros hospitales y cl铆nicas ambulatorias hasta la fecha.
Nuestro actual presidente y director ejecutivo, el Dr. Larry Moss, ha mantenido vivo este legado. Dr. Moss es un l铆der de pensamiento en comprender, redefinir y transformar la salud de los ni帽os. Redacta regularmente documentos t茅cnicos, dirige presentaciones y educa a otros l铆deres de atenci贸n m茅dica infantil.
Liderazgo de pensamiento
Mejorar la salud y el bienestar de los ni帽os hoy en d铆a mejora la calidad de vida durante generaciones. Nuestra plataforma Beyond Medicine apoya la salud integral de los ni帽os. Buscamos profundizar en nuestra comprensi贸n de c贸mo los factores sociales, conductuales y econ贸micos afectan el bienestar de los ni帽os. Cuando entendemos este v铆nculo, podemos hacer cambios espec铆ficos e impactantes en nuestro sistema de atenci贸n m茅dica.
滨苍惫别蝉迟颈驳补肠颈贸苍 y estudios de casos en la atenci贸n m茅dica infantil
Our leadership teams research, strategize and present case studies that highlight how we can transform children鈥檚 health care.
Learn more about our research and strategies.
Transitioning models of care
Rather than using old pay-for-sickness models of care, we鈥檙e transitioning to pay-for-health approaches. To do so, we must shift from a reactionary stance to a proactive one 鈥� aiming to prevent children from having health problems altogether.
Find out more about addressing social drivers through pediatric value-based care models (PDF).
Adapting business models
As a country, we spend millions on health care 鈥� but we鈥檙e not always seeing the return on that investment. In fact, only about 15% of a child鈥檚 overall health can be attributed to what happens in a medical setting.
Find out more about adapting business models to address social determinants of health (PDF).
Investing in children to transform the economy
When we invest in the health and well-being of children, we yield massive returns. Improving children鈥檚 health doesn鈥檛 just impact the here and now, it builds a generation of healthy adults who grow and transform the economy.
Learn more about how children can transform the economy and health care (PDF).
Addressing racial health disparities
Racial health disparities have always represented an important social determinant of health 鈥� for children and adults. During the COVID-19 pandemic, those gaps only widened. Children鈥檚 hospitals hold the key to removing disparities for the health and well-being of all children.
Read more about America Without Limits (PDF).