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A whole pathway approach to delivering value in healthcare. With examples for care for people with heart failure. Adapted with permission from the Welsh Value in Health Centre (https://vbhc.nhs.wales). CROMs = clinician-reported outcome measures; NT-proBNP = N-terminal pro B-type natriuretic peptide; PROMs = patient-reported outcome measures; TDABC = time-driven activity-based costing.
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Six key enablers for value-based healthcare. Welsh Value in Health Centre's enablers facilitate the delivery of value-based care across the whole pathway of care, for the whole population of Wales, equitably. Reproduced with permission from the Welsh Value in Health Centre (https://vbhc.nhs.wales).
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Patient factors Healthcare factors Raise health literacy Financing for value, optimum allocation and prioritisation of resources, and incentivising best practices Support healthy behaviours towards prevention and optimisation of quality of life Decrease unwarranted variation of low-value care Support shared understanding of medicine towards the best choices Optimum positioning of drugs and devices Supported self management Tailoring treatment to the individual's goals and context including preferred place of care New models of care, digital health and releasing capacity in the system Focus on meeting true unmet need and reducing inequities Adapted with permission from the Welsh Value in Health Centre (https://vbhc.nhs.wales).
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- ABSTRACT
- What is the problem we are trying to solve?
- Theory
- Perspectives on measuring outcomes
- Evidence-based medicine
- How do we increase value for patients?
- It takes two to tango: supporting patients
- Professionalism and a culture of stewardship
- The carbon reduction agenda
- Getting practical
- The role of data and digital technology in value-based healthcare
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