Value based healthcare: Do you know what your patient costs?
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. Healthcare is beginning to look more and more at achieving quality at lower cost. In other words, value-driven care. Cooperation between different parties in the region is one of the ways to achieve this. But how dodo you create value for all sstakeholders, and in particular for the patient? An integral business modelling methodology is needed to map this out.
Value creation in healthcare
Do you know the demand for care in your population? Do you know what the health risks are within your population? Do you know what your patient actually costs? By bringing these questions and data together, we gain insight into the added value of a project and/or cooperation:
The integral business case
Creating better health, better care and lower costs requires an integral approach. A business modelling methodology helps to sharply formulate the objectives for all stakeholders involved. And determine the health benefit and financial return. Moreover, it provides measurable objectives and opportunities for timely adjustments and constructive mutual accountability.
The step from 'soft' care to more 'business' business modelling is an exciting one, to say the least. But these are worlds that can be combined excellently and can reinforce each other. Based on scientific research, we have formulated 5 steps necessary to apply value based healthcare in practice.
In this workshop we prepare your organisation for value driven care. In 5 steps we map out your situation and translate this into a plan of action. Together we answer the following questions:
- How do you create support among decision makers and implementers?
- What is value-driven care according to the patient?
- What is predictive modelling and how do you use it effectively?
- What are the latest organizational models for cooperation in the chain?
- What are the do's and dont's of outcome funding?
The result of the workshop is a plan to implement value driven care in your organization and region.
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