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Tipping point: Hospital resilience in a perfect storm
Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care
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Attracting and retaining talent is the most critical issue facing the U.S.
hospital sector, according to an Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) survey of
more than 300 industry executives conducted for this research program.
It is also a widespread problem: 74% of respondents believe their own
organization needs to pay more attention to attracting and retaining the
best talent. Only 3% disagree.
TIPPING POINT:
HOSPITAL RESILIENCE IN
A PERFECT STORM
Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care
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Tipping point: Hospital resilience in a perfect storm
Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care
The demands of talent management, however, risk being obscured amid
the multiple concerns of a highly challenging environment. For their
own individual organizations, surveyed executives are far more likely to
consider other issues besides talent to be more pressing. In particular, the
shift from fee-based to value-based payments and rising healthcare costs
are listed as “very” or “extremely” critical concerns at their hospitals
markedly more often than the most critical personnel issue—dealing with
talent shortages—let alone attracting and retaining talent itself. This
ranking is consistent across the U.S.; respondents’ region, hospital size
and seniority make little difference.
My industry’s problems and my own…
What are the most critical issues facing the hospital sector?
(% of respondents)
Attracting and retaining the best talent
Shift towards greater use of value-based payments
Shift in patient demographics/disease load
Cuts in payments/rates
(Medicaid, Medicare and managed care)
Mandates on technology compliance/upgrades
Diminished operating margins
Impact of Big Data on patient outcomes,
payments, business models, etc.
Ongoing impact of the ACA
Industry consolidation/Mergers
and acquisitions (M&As)
Regulatory compliance
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
Which are critical at my own institution?
(% of respondents)
Shifting from fee-based to value-based payments
Rising healthcare costs
Lower Medicare and Medicaid payments
Changing patient demands around
service levels, personalisation of care
Planning for new regulations
Leveraging Big Data to inform patient
outcomes, payments, business model changes
Managing against more limited operating margins
Managing against key service talent shortages
Capital requirements for technology-related
expenses (EHRs, upgrades)
Compliance with existing regulations
Changing patient medical requirements
as a result of ageing populations
Managing integration from consolidations/M&As
Drop in patient numbers
Accessing credit/financing/capital
Attracting and retaining the best talent
Lower payments from private insurers/managed care
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
Extremely critical Very critical
Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit survey, 2016
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Tipping point: Hospital resilience in a perfect storm
Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care
Yet issues of strategic change and cost control are not distinct from
talent management. In hospitals they are closely intertwined. According
to the Harvard Business Review, some two-thirds of a typical healthcare
provider’s costs go toward human resources.1
Charles “Chip” Kahn,
president and CEO of the Federation of American Hospitals, notes that
addressing these costs in an era of tight margins is made all the harder
by “tremendous pressure regarding salaries.” Meanwhile, he adds, an
evolution in some fields (in particular among top physician talent) away
from a traditional, largely arm’s-length relationship to one of hospital as
employer has both HR and strategic implications.
Thus the need to align the management of talent—especially of
leading clinicians—with other strategic priorities is critical. It is also
extraordinarily difficult. James Rebitzer, Professor of Markets, Public
Policy and Law at Boston University Business School, explains: “[In
healthcare] I don’t think we fully know how to structure incentives to
move individuals to do the right thing. We want to get physicians working
on process improvement, to coordinate care better, etc., but the actual
incentive structures in place tend to work against that. Getting them right
is challenging.”
Three leading talent strategies and where they can
undermine strategic needs
Hospitals are using three primary—sometimes overlapping—tactics to
manage their best talent. These emerge clearly in the survey data:
•	 Competitive pay and benefits;
•	 Using data to ensure value for money; and
•	 Restructuring processes to reduce the role of more-costly personnel
wherever feasible.
Dr. Kip Webb, North American Healthcare Provider Portfolio Lead at
Accenture, says, “We are seeing all three approaches [used by those we
advise], and all three are important levers.” Nevertheless, given the other
critical issues facing hospitals, each needs to be employed in a way that
helps hospitals keep costs down and move toward value-based care.
Money can be a problem as well as a solution: An obvious starting point
in addressing HR issues is remuneration. Unsurprisingly, the second
and third most common strategies hospitals are employing to manage
their best talent are improved pay (cited by 48%) and ensuring that the
organization has market-leading total compensation packages (46%).
More than a third of hospitals combine both strategies, while 59% use at
least one.
1	 Robert Kaplan and Derek Haas, “How Not to Cut Health Care Costs,” Harvard Business Review, 2014.
Issues of strategic
change and cost control
are not distinct from
talent management;
in hospitals they are
closely intertwined.
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Tipping point: Hospital resilience in a perfect storm
Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care
Even in a time of tight budgets, this makes financial sense. As Dr. Webb
notes, “If someone can see lots of patients—and keep beds full—that
has economic value.” The problem, he says, is that as healthcare moves
increasingly from fee- to value-based payments, higher rewards for
clinicians and specialists who generate a lot of service activity may not
bring correspondingly more income to the hospital.
Indeed, poorly structured compensation can impede change. Professor
Rebitzer cites a common, but self-defeating practice. This hospital “pays
its oncologists almost entirely by patient contact, i.e. with a kind of piece
rate. In some ways, that makes a lot of sense: it is simple to communicate;
there is no favoritism; it is great to generate a lot of fee-based revenue. But
it makes it impossible to engage clinicians in process improvements. They
are socialized toward putting patients through the system.”
High pay is also, by its very nature, expensive in an era of substantial
financial challenges. Nor does money on its own cure HR headaches:
21% of hospitals that use better pay and market-leading compensation
as employee inducements report that retaining and managing talent is an
extremely critical issue; among those that use neither tactic, the figure is
just 12%. Says Lloyd Dean, CEO of Dignity Health: “You want to pay to be
competitive, but if the critical play you are running is ‘I am going to pay
more,’ you get a diminishing return. Pay alone is a short-lived strategy.”
Seeking value for money: Rather than simply spending on HR, hospitals
want to make sure the expenditure is having the desired effect. Fifty-
one percent of survey respondents say their hospitals link performance
and quality-of-care metrics with retention decisions, rendering it the
top talent management strategy. Similarly, 37% link pay with individual
performance metrics. Overall, 70% do at least one of these.
Strategies hospitals will employ today to manage their best talent
(% of respondents)
Linking individual performance/quality-of-care
metrics with retention decisions
Improved pay overall
Ensuring total compensation packages are market-leading
Aligning human resources’ (HR) policy goals more
closely with hospitals’ overall strategic goals
Linking of pay with individual performance/
quality-of-care metrics
Changing care pathways to decrease need for most expensive personnel
(e.g. more use of specialist nurses than doctors, where appropriate)
Creating visibility opportunities to showcase
talent expertise (media, events, conferences, etc.)
Flexible work arrangements
Training/Advancement opportunities
0 10 20 30 40 50
Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit survey, 2016
Poorly structured
compensation can
impede change.
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Tipping point: Hospital resilience in a perfect storm
Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care
This approach is widespread because its potential value is obvious.
The devil, though, is in the details. Dr. Webb says, “Not everything that
counts can be counted.” Most of the healthcare metrics developed over
the last decade, he adds, still focus on processes—e.g., if a test was
performed and the correct action was taken given the result—rather
than true patient outcomes—e.g., whether the condition was cured or
complications avoided. The latter kind of data is rarely available in real
time, as disease prevention is notoriously difficult to quantify. Even
coming up with relevant metrics may take decades. Dr. Webb believes a
data-based approach to talent management “is offputting for clinicians
and rightly so. We don’t have really good outcome measures.”
Worse still, Dr. Webb adds, it can create “perverse incentives.” “I have
heard of pediatricians firing the parents of patients if they choose not to
immunize. If someone is being graded on percent immunized, you can
see why this happens, but that is not good care.”
Reducing costs though process change: Another important way to
address the cost of HR for U.S. hospitals is to reorganize care in a more
cost-effective way. Thirty-six percent of survey respondents say their
organizations are changing care pathways to make more use of lower-cost
personnel. The same percentage is using technology to outsource services
such as specialist consultations.
Such efficiencies may help address one of the great cost issues of U.S.
healthcare—waste—says Dr. Webb. The numbers are huge, according to a
variety of studies. One, by the Institute of Medicine, was typical in finding
that about 30% of the U.S.’s total spend for clinical healthcare services
is wasteful.2
Process change can be an attractive option, hence the current popularity
of the idea that all personnel should work at “the top or their license” or
do the most demanding job for which they are trained. Such significant
change has the potential to arouse opposition among clinicians if imposed
as a pure savings measure rather than a way to improve care. Pat Fry,
former CEO of Sutter Health, says that for any major operational change
in hospitals, “you have to have physician leadership.”
2	 Institute of Medicine, Best Care at Lower Cost: The Path to Continuously Learning Health Care in America,
2012, Donald Berwick and Andrew Hackbarth, “Eliminating Waste in US Health Care,” JAMA, 2012.
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Tipping point: Hospital resilience in a perfect storm
Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care
Cooperation with staff is the key to making these
strategies work
All three of these options can be useful in helping hospitals meet their
talent management challenges. Nevertheless, each comes with risks
of arousing workplace opposition or blocking changes that are just as
necessary to the continued success of the hospital.
The way to square the circle is to implement these strategies in
conjunction with top talent rather than imposing them on senior medical
staff. Such cooperation may be feasible. A 2013 survey of physicians
overall by RAND—a research organization—found that professional
satisfaction was more affected by time spent treating patients and ability
to provide high-quality care rather than compensation levels—which most
already found acceptable.3
Leemore Dafny, Professor in Hospital and
Health Services at Kellogg School of Management, believes that changes
in care pathways or processes might be embraced by clinicians if they
“will enable them to do the job that they are trained to do.” Similarly,
metrics that demonstrably improve the quality of care are likely to be
welcomed by professionals.
For Mr. Dean, this is part of a broader, more collaborative approach
needed for successful hospital talent management. A key part of turning
Dignity Health around from a money-losing organization to one of the
largest non-profit healthcare systems in the country has been to work with
employees, integrate what they want to achieve with the hospital’s goals
and structure incentives to reward the change to value-based care. “The
totality of these changes the environment,” he says.
3	 RAND Health, Factors Affecting Physician Professional Satisfaction and Their Implications for Patient Care,
Health Systems, and Health Policy, 2013.
Top issues confronting hospitals
(% of respondents)
Resistance from clinical/surgical staff
Complexity of existing financial structure
Regulatory impediments/complexity
Resistance from general management/administration
Lack of funding/access to capital
Resistance from community
Lack of talent to create or execute new model
Lack of leadership and strategic vision
A culture that impedes change
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit survey, 2016
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Tipping point: Hospital resilience in a perfect storm
Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care
Mr. Fry adds that physicians in particular should take a leading role in
all substantial talent management changes—or indeed all major shifts in
hospital operations. In his experience at Sutter Health—which in the last
three decades has grown from two hospitals to one of the country’s largest
non-profit networks—“our key to success is that our doctors buy into the
vision and, because of that, we put them into leadership.”
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This article was written by The Economist Intelligence Unit and sponsored by Prudential.
For more information call Prudential Retirement at 1-800-353-2847 or visit
www.Healthcare.PrudentialRetirement.com.
“Our key to success is
that our doctors buy
into the vision and,
because of that, we put
them into leadership,”
Pat Fry, CEO, Sutter Health

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Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care

  • 1. 1 Tipping point: Hospital resilience in a perfect storm Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care Written by Attracting and retaining talent is the most critical issue facing the U.S. hospital sector, according to an Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) survey of more than 300 industry executives conducted for this research program. It is also a widespread problem: 74% of respondents believe their own organization needs to pay more attention to attracting and retaining the best talent. Only 3% disagree. TIPPING POINT: HOSPITAL RESILIENCE IN A PERFECT STORM Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care
  • 2. 2 Tipping point: Hospital resilience in a perfect storm Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care The demands of talent management, however, risk being obscured amid the multiple concerns of a highly challenging environment. For their own individual organizations, surveyed executives are far more likely to consider other issues besides talent to be more pressing. In particular, the shift from fee-based to value-based payments and rising healthcare costs are listed as “very” or “extremely” critical concerns at their hospitals markedly more often than the most critical personnel issue—dealing with talent shortages—let alone attracting and retaining talent itself. This ranking is consistent across the U.S.; respondents’ region, hospital size and seniority make little difference. My industry’s problems and my own… What are the most critical issues facing the hospital sector? (% of respondents) Attracting and retaining the best talent Shift towards greater use of value-based payments Shift in patient demographics/disease load Cuts in payments/rates (Medicaid, Medicare and managed care) Mandates on technology compliance/upgrades Diminished operating margins Impact of Big Data on patient outcomes, payments, business models, etc. Ongoing impact of the ACA Industry consolidation/Mergers and acquisitions (M&As) Regulatory compliance 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Which are critical at my own institution? (% of respondents) Shifting from fee-based to value-based payments Rising healthcare costs Lower Medicare and Medicaid payments Changing patient demands around service levels, personalisation of care Planning for new regulations Leveraging Big Data to inform patient outcomes, payments, business model changes Managing against more limited operating margins Managing against key service talent shortages Capital requirements for technology-related expenses (EHRs, upgrades) Compliance with existing regulations Changing patient medical requirements as a result of ageing populations Managing integration from consolidations/M&As Drop in patient numbers Accessing credit/financing/capital Attracting and retaining the best talent Lower payments from private insurers/managed care 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Extremely critical Very critical Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit survey, 2016
  • 3. 3 Tipping point: Hospital resilience in a perfect storm Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care Yet issues of strategic change and cost control are not distinct from talent management. In hospitals they are closely intertwined. According to the Harvard Business Review, some two-thirds of a typical healthcare provider’s costs go toward human resources.1 Charles “Chip” Kahn, president and CEO of the Federation of American Hospitals, notes that addressing these costs in an era of tight margins is made all the harder by “tremendous pressure regarding salaries.” Meanwhile, he adds, an evolution in some fields (in particular among top physician talent) away from a traditional, largely arm’s-length relationship to one of hospital as employer has both HR and strategic implications. Thus the need to align the management of talent—especially of leading clinicians—with other strategic priorities is critical. It is also extraordinarily difficult. James Rebitzer, Professor of Markets, Public Policy and Law at Boston University Business School, explains: “[In healthcare] I don’t think we fully know how to structure incentives to move individuals to do the right thing. We want to get physicians working on process improvement, to coordinate care better, etc., but the actual incentive structures in place tend to work against that. Getting them right is challenging.” Three leading talent strategies and where they can undermine strategic needs Hospitals are using three primary—sometimes overlapping—tactics to manage their best talent. These emerge clearly in the survey data: • Competitive pay and benefits; • Using data to ensure value for money; and • Restructuring processes to reduce the role of more-costly personnel wherever feasible. Dr. Kip Webb, North American Healthcare Provider Portfolio Lead at Accenture, says, “We are seeing all three approaches [used by those we advise], and all three are important levers.” Nevertheless, given the other critical issues facing hospitals, each needs to be employed in a way that helps hospitals keep costs down and move toward value-based care. Money can be a problem as well as a solution: An obvious starting point in addressing HR issues is remuneration. Unsurprisingly, the second and third most common strategies hospitals are employing to manage their best talent are improved pay (cited by 48%) and ensuring that the organization has market-leading total compensation packages (46%). More than a third of hospitals combine both strategies, while 59% use at least one. 1 Robert Kaplan and Derek Haas, “How Not to Cut Health Care Costs,” Harvard Business Review, 2014. Issues of strategic change and cost control are not distinct from talent management; in hospitals they are closely intertwined.
  • 4. 4 Tipping point: Hospital resilience in a perfect storm Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care Even in a time of tight budgets, this makes financial sense. As Dr. Webb notes, “If someone can see lots of patients—and keep beds full—that has economic value.” The problem, he says, is that as healthcare moves increasingly from fee- to value-based payments, higher rewards for clinicians and specialists who generate a lot of service activity may not bring correspondingly more income to the hospital. Indeed, poorly structured compensation can impede change. Professor Rebitzer cites a common, but self-defeating practice. This hospital “pays its oncologists almost entirely by patient contact, i.e. with a kind of piece rate. In some ways, that makes a lot of sense: it is simple to communicate; there is no favoritism; it is great to generate a lot of fee-based revenue. But it makes it impossible to engage clinicians in process improvements. They are socialized toward putting patients through the system.” High pay is also, by its very nature, expensive in an era of substantial financial challenges. Nor does money on its own cure HR headaches: 21% of hospitals that use better pay and market-leading compensation as employee inducements report that retaining and managing talent is an extremely critical issue; among those that use neither tactic, the figure is just 12%. Says Lloyd Dean, CEO of Dignity Health: “You want to pay to be competitive, but if the critical play you are running is ‘I am going to pay more,’ you get a diminishing return. Pay alone is a short-lived strategy.” Seeking value for money: Rather than simply spending on HR, hospitals want to make sure the expenditure is having the desired effect. Fifty- one percent of survey respondents say their hospitals link performance and quality-of-care metrics with retention decisions, rendering it the top talent management strategy. Similarly, 37% link pay with individual performance metrics. Overall, 70% do at least one of these. Strategies hospitals will employ today to manage their best talent (% of respondents) Linking individual performance/quality-of-care metrics with retention decisions Improved pay overall Ensuring total compensation packages are market-leading Aligning human resources’ (HR) policy goals more closely with hospitals’ overall strategic goals Linking of pay with individual performance/ quality-of-care metrics Changing care pathways to decrease need for most expensive personnel (e.g. more use of specialist nurses than doctors, where appropriate) Creating visibility opportunities to showcase talent expertise (media, events, conferences, etc.) Flexible work arrangements Training/Advancement opportunities 0 10 20 30 40 50 Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit survey, 2016 Poorly structured compensation can impede change.
  • 5. 5 Tipping point: Hospital resilience in a perfect storm Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care This approach is widespread because its potential value is obvious. The devil, though, is in the details. Dr. Webb says, “Not everything that counts can be counted.” Most of the healthcare metrics developed over the last decade, he adds, still focus on processes—e.g., if a test was performed and the correct action was taken given the result—rather than true patient outcomes—e.g., whether the condition was cured or complications avoided. The latter kind of data is rarely available in real time, as disease prevention is notoriously difficult to quantify. Even coming up with relevant metrics may take decades. Dr. Webb believes a data-based approach to talent management “is offputting for clinicians and rightly so. We don’t have really good outcome measures.” Worse still, Dr. Webb adds, it can create “perverse incentives.” “I have heard of pediatricians firing the parents of patients if they choose not to immunize. If someone is being graded on percent immunized, you can see why this happens, but that is not good care.” Reducing costs though process change: Another important way to address the cost of HR for U.S. hospitals is to reorganize care in a more cost-effective way. Thirty-six percent of survey respondents say their organizations are changing care pathways to make more use of lower-cost personnel. The same percentage is using technology to outsource services such as specialist consultations. Such efficiencies may help address one of the great cost issues of U.S. healthcare—waste—says Dr. Webb. The numbers are huge, according to a variety of studies. One, by the Institute of Medicine, was typical in finding that about 30% of the U.S.’s total spend for clinical healthcare services is wasteful.2 Process change can be an attractive option, hence the current popularity of the idea that all personnel should work at “the top or their license” or do the most demanding job for which they are trained. Such significant change has the potential to arouse opposition among clinicians if imposed as a pure savings measure rather than a way to improve care. Pat Fry, former CEO of Sutter Health, says that for any major operational change in hospitals, “you have to have physician leadership.” 2 Institute of Medicine, Best Care at Lower Cost: The Path to Continuously Learning Health Care in America, 2012, Donald Berwick and Andrew Hackbarth, “Eliminating Waste in US Health Care,” JAMA, 2012.
  • 6. 6 Tipping point: Hospital resilience in a perfect storm Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care Cooperation with staff is the key to making these strategies work All three of these options can be useful in helping hospitals meet their talent management challenges. Nevertheless, each comes with risks of arousing workplace opposition or blocking changes that are just as necessary to the continued success of the hospital. The way to square the circle is to implement these strategies in conjunction with top talent rather than imposing them on senior medical staff. Such cooperation may be feasible. A 2013 survey of physicians overall by RAND—a research organization—found that professional satisfaction was more affected by time spent treating patients and ability to provide high-quality care rather than compensation levels—which most already found acceptable.3 Leemore Dafny, Professor in Hospital and Health Services at Kellogg School of Management, believes that changes in care pathways or processes might be embraced by clinicians if they “will enable them to do the job that they are trained to do.” Similarly, metrics that demonstrably improve the quality of care are likely to be welcomed by professionals. For Mr. Dean, this is part of a broader, more collaborative approach needed for successful hospital talent management. A key part of turning Dignity Health around from a money-losing organization to one of the largest non-profit healthcare systems in the country has been to work with employees, integrate what they want to achieve with the hospital’s goals and structure incentives to reward the change to value-based care. “The totality of these changes the environment,” he says. 3 RAND Health, Factors Affecting Physician Professional Satisfaction and Their Implications for Patient Care, Health Systems, and Health Policy, 2013. Top issues confronting hospitals (% of respondents) Resistance from clinical/surgical staff Complexity of existing financial structure Regulatory impediments/complexity Resistance from general management/administration Lack of funding/access to capital Resistance from community Lack of talent to create or execute new model Lack of leadership and strategic vision A culture that impedes change 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit survey, 2016
  • 7. 7 Tipping point: Hospital resilience in a perfect storm Talent management: The key to efficient, value-based care Mr. Fry adds that physicians in particular should take a leading role in all substantial talent management changes—or indeed all major shifts in hospital operations. In his experience at Sutter Health—which in the last three decades has grown from two hospitals to one of the country’s largest non-profit networks—“our key to success is that our doctors buy into the vision and, because of that, we put them into leadership.” Prudential, the Prudential logo, the Rock symbol and Bring Your Challenges are service marks of Prudential Financial, Inc. and its related entities, registered in many jurisdictions worldwide. 0288364-00001-00 RSAL211 This article was written by The Economist Intelligence Unit and sponsored by Prudential. For more information call Prudential Retirement at 1-800-353-2847 or visit www.Healthcare.PrudentialRetirement.com. “Our key to success is that our doctors buy into the vision and, because of that, we put them into leadership,” Pat Fry, CEO, Sutter Health