Jennifer Clawson
Partner & Associate Director, Health Systems & Value Based Health
Madrid
Jennifer Clawson is a core member of Boston Consulting Group’s Health Care practice and the global coordinator for the firm's value-based health care program, working with clients across all sectors of the industry.
Since joining BCG in 1999, Jennifer has worked extensively in value-based health care, partnering with numerous clients to create new value-based business models and evaluate strategic opportunities to improve health outcomes. In addition, she helped design data-driven business models on condition and patient level for a large private-provider organization and has implemented a clinical trials registry and database.
Jennifer also played a key role in the establishment of ICHOM (the International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement), a not-for-profit organization focused on health care outcome measurement that was cofounded by BCG with Michael Porter of Harvard Business School and the Karolinska Institute.
Prior to joining BCG, Jennifer was a vice president at J.P. Morgan, where she worked on the futures brokerage business and the investment banking business.
Organizations must build on the momentum from their response to the crisis, delivering better care at lower overall cost and becoming more resilient to future disruptions.
Innovative practices in response to the crisis suggest an emerging model for fighting any disease and managing populations’ health.
Hospitals are increasingly buying medtech products and services less on the basis of initial purchase price and more on the total value they create—for patients, clinical staff, and society.
Quadro clinico stabile. I parametri possono migliorare, ma è necessario un intervento.
A European Parliament directive aims for a procurement approach that considers patient outcomes and total costs over the life of health care purchases.
BCG has identified the six most effective steps that provider organizations can use to implement a value-based operating model and accelerate the rate of change.
Texas Health Resources is developing bundled offerings that are comprehensive in coverage and transparent in terms of pricing and outcomes.
Munich City Hospital had to consolidate to avoid bankruptcy. The hospital’s strategy was to focus on delivering the highest quality of care.
In response to an extraordinary combination of pressures, leading health-care providers around the world are embracing a new and more effective operating model.
As more and more of the world's health-care providers focus on delivering high-quality care, the movement to standardize outcomes metrics is growing.
