Rahul Koranne

Rahul Koranne, MD, MBA, FACP

Adjunct Assistant Professor, Carlson School of Management and Dept. of Family Medicine & Community Health, U of MN

Finance

Education

Art of Convening Certificate 2011
Heartland Inc., Minneapolis

MBA 2008
Carlson School of Management

Clinical Fellowship in Geriatrics 2000
University of Minnesota

Residency in Internal Medicine 1999
State University of New York

Expertise

Convene leaders to create positive change

Create population health through healthcare delivery transformation and reengineer models of social and medical determinants of health

Public speaking to engage, empower and transform

Share and learn globally

https://www.coursera.org/learn/healthcaredeliveryproviders

Grow and develop future pipeline of leaders

https://execed.economist.com/carlsonschoolmanagement/milihealthcaredelivery...

Rahul Koranne, MD, MBA, FACP, serves as the Chief Medical Officer of the Minnesota Hospital Association which strives to improve the health of communities across the state by collaborating with health systems throughout Minnesota. Rahul trained in internal medicine and holds a fellowship in Geriatrics from University of Minnesota. He graduated as a Carlson Scholar from the Carlson School Executive MBA program in 2008 and has been involved with the University through his involvement with Carlson and the Schools of Medicine and Nursing. Rahul teahes courses on the healthcare delivery system in the parttime and executive MBA programs at Carlson and launched a healthcare delivery MOOC course on Coursera in 2016.

Rahul''s interests are in leading transformation of the healthcare delivery system in order to preserve and improve the health of a population. He is very involved with the Office for Community Engagement for Health at the University of Minnesota Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) and he serves on many committees at the Minnesota Departments of Human Services and Health. Rahul serves on the Board of Wilder Foundation in St. Paul where he is the chair of the Investment Committee. He currently teaches the MILI 6992 course each fall and CMBA 5833 course each spring.

Selected Works

Ethical issues and privacy Case Study

Statewide Improvement Approach to Clinician Burnout

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2213058617300463

Quality Improvement Deconstructing the PDCA model

https://issuu.com/mppub/docs/05_mn_physician_may_2017

Improving healthcare delivery through Patient and Family Engagement (PFE)

https://issuu.com/mppub/docs/mn_physician_dec_2015

Minnesota Accountable Health Model

https://issuu.com/mppub/docs/6_minnesota_physician_june_2015

Development of a Neuroscience Research Registry

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24941596

Report Training Physicians to Delivery High Value Care, National AHA Task Force

Current Activities

Administrative Appointments

Member, Statewide HealthCare Home Advisory Committee

Minnesota Department of Human Services &

Minnesota Department of Health

Minnesota Health Care Statewide Home Advisory Committee Past Chair, Practice Transformation Committee

Minnesota Health Care Home Advisory Committee

Practice Transformation Committee, MN Health Care Home Past Chair, Statewide Data Analytics Committee

State Innovation Model at MN Departments of Human Services and Health

Data Analytics Group at State of MN

Community Relationships

Past Member, Board of Visitors

University of Minnesota School of Nursing

Board of Visitors UMN School of Nursing Board member, Minnesota Zoo

Board member, Minnesota Zoo Board member, Amherst H. Wilder Foundation

Chair, Investment Committee

Member, Finance Committee

Amherst H. Wilder Foundation Board

Current Research

Statewide action framework to mitigate and prevent clinician burnout across Minnesota

Findings from the baseline year 2016 of research