Progress Toward Value-Based Health Care: Lessons from 12 Countries
Many countries have begun to build the infrastructure and processes to support a value-based approach, but some are further along the learning curve than others.
Learn moreWhen outcome data is transparent, clinicians can identify best practices and help steer patients toward the clinical centers and specific clinical interventions that achieve the best results. These efforts are at the heart of value-based health care: a model that improves health outcomes while maintaining or lowering overall costs.
Value-based health care delivers higher-quality patient outcomes at the same or lower total cost for a given condition. Improved value in health care delivery relies on the following:
Value-based health care is gaining momentum as the proliferation of new systems and capabilities in health care informatics makes it possible to collect outcome data and share the information broadly with clinicians and the public.
These are some of the results:
BCG’s Center for Health Care Value features a collaborative network of experienced professionals, including more than 200 consultants who have direct experience in value-based health care. Beyond client work on the topic, BCG is supporting the global sharing of best practices through its cofounding of ICHOM, the International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement.
Many countries have begun to build the infrastructure and processes to support a value-based approach, but some are further along the learning curve than others.
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