The first of a series of three workshops, this workshop will be aimed at advancing the understanding of effective approaches in managing the care of high-need patients, drawing attention to opportunities to improve outcomes and reduce the costs of health care for these vulnerable populations.

At this meeting, participants will review tools, strategies, and priorities in the roles of clinicians, patients, and families in shared decision making for advanced illness and end-of-life circumstances; review progress and next steps related to stakeholder roles in transforming shared decision making into a routine element of patient care; and identify possible collaborative activities for ECIC participants to facilitate progress.

The Roundtable on Value & Science-Driven Health Care will hold a meeting of its members.

Patient and family leaders networking for better care, better evidence, and better value.

The Roundtable on Value & Science-Driven Health Care will hold a meeting of its members.

At this meeting, participants will review tools, strategies, and priorities in the roles of clinicians, patients, and families in shared decision making for advanced illness and end-of-life circumstances; review progress and next steps related to stakeholder roles in transforming shared decision making into a routine element of patient care; and identify possible collaborative activities for ECIC participants to facilitate progress.

A workshop will be convened by the Institute of Medicine to engage health system CEOs as essential partners and leaders in building the necessary and sustainable infrastructure for the seamless integration of research and practice as part of a continuously learning health system.

The focus of this meeting will be to convene essential stakeholders, including standards groups, federal agencies, academic health systems (AHSs), and electronic health record (EHR) and research technology vendors around the issue of the implementing standards-based EHR-enabled research.

An ad hoc convening activity to provide a venue to focus on the opportunity presented by the establishment of Lake Nona, a community in Orlando, FL dedicated to the creation of a wired, healthy community and anchored by a Medical City of top notch hospitals and research centers, to serve as a laboratory for the implementation of learning health system efforts.

A workshop, sponsored by the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) and convened by the Institute of Medicine, will engage health system leaders in a discussion of the issues, challenges, and approaches that present the greatest opportunity for executive engagement in leadership of efforts to generate new knowledge in the routine delivery of medical care as part of a continuously learning health system.