Temos Conference: What makes a great facilitator? Clinical performance in trans-national healthcare management

A&K Global Health (AKGH) will present the case study of an ongoing initiative associated with outcomes-based management of cardiac surgery in Kenya. AKGH is working in collaboration with a national funder and a group of select care providers / cardio-thoracic surgical teams, with a focus on collecting pre-surgery qualifiers of patient health and disease stage, and then monitoring outcomes through the entire treatment process.

The purpose of the initiative is to accurately inform the funder of risk associated with local treatment, to improve the triage process for local or international treatment decisions, and to assist local providers in the improvement of their services. AKGH will share how monitoring processes developed in this initiative correlate to its trans-national healthcare management activities.

AKGH specializes in trans-national healthcare management, working at local and national levels in 14 countries. As a global manager of end-to-end healthcare and provider of medical concierge services, the firm works in partnership with existing healthcare systems, to build sustainable, economic models that incentivize excellence in care delivery.

Our speaker expert:

Morgan Darwin is CEO of A&K Global Health, a Fortress portfolio company founded in 2011 and specializing in trans-national healthcare management. He joined the company in April 2012 as Chief Operating Officer and advanced to Chief Executive Officer in October 2013. He has led the growth and development of A&K Global Health as they move to become the premiere, global manager of end-to-end healthcare and provider of medical concierge services.

Prior to joining A&K Global Health, Morgan co-founded AFS Global, a company that assists commercial entities as they assess, initiate and execute opportunities in emerging markets. Additionally, Morgan founded and led Sophia Speira - Orsalus, a human-performance company developing education methodologies, primarily in support of U.S. government research initiatives, and cloud-based management platforms to improve outcomes in complex systems. He currently serves as a director of Sophia Speira - Orsalus. Morgan is a 22-year veteran of the U.S. military, and has spent much of his adult life working in Africa, Asia and Europe on infrastructure development projects.

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